In what most sane minds describe as an outrageous development, pastors seeking more powers from the demonic realms now rape girls in their altars
By Chinedu Oguh, Port Harcourt
The way some pastors operate across the country has assumed a dangerous dimension. A lot has been happening in recent times with these end-time pastors. They are wolves in shepherd’s clothing.
Tentacle gathered that the demonic pastors are now raping girls on altars in their quest for more spiritual powers for their devilish activities, which can only be likened to insanity. In a chilling betrayal of faith that has sent shock waves across the nation, a self-proclaimed “Man of God” has traded his Bible for handcuffs. General Overseer of Jesus Is on Top Ministry, Ama-Amichi, Anambra State, Pastor-seeking evangelist Favour Ezani, is now in police net for turning a ‘special’ deliverance session into a nightmare of serial rape, believing that he is spiritually fortified to perform miracles, signs and wonders beyond imagination.
Tentacle further learnt that the show of shame began last year November, when the 16 year-old Precious Okafor was handed over to Ezani by an aunt who believed the girl was spiritually stubborn. Exploiting her vulnerability, the occult pastor allegedly branded the poor girl a creature from the ‘seven seas,’ claiming only he could break her shackles.
But instead of prayers, the victim found a predator. For months she was hunted across the church altar until she got pregnant. Whenever she resisted, the pastor threatened her with death.
In a video that has sparked national outrage, the suspect offered a classic cowardly defence, blaming the devil. Caught and cornered, the man who claimed to cast out demons was seen begging for mercy.
A pastor with the Spiritual Kingdom Church of Christ (SKCC), Port Harcourt, Pastor James Uranta in an interview with Tentacle condemned the rate at which men of God are involved in rape matters “It is most unfortunate that most of the time when we hear cases of rape, fornication or scam, it is either a pastor or any other servant of God that are usually involved” he said.
He further stated that counselling in secret promotes sexual harassment. “Every form of counseling should be in the open, if the pastor has nothing to hide. In fact, let there be law or legislation banning secret counseling in churches, I’m sure if this is done, many of the pastors that called themselves will drop their robes and run away from God’s work, he said.
Meanwhile Anambra state government has vowed to take action against the occult pastors. It has also emphasized that the newly enacted Anambra state Home Security Law will not spare any individual or group involved in criminal activities regardless of the religious guise under which they operate. The state government also vowed to take action against fraudulent religious leaders engaged in the sale of so called healing water, oils and other deceptive practices.
Similarly, police operatives from the Ipaja Division of Lagos state police command have arrested a 47 year-old Pastor Adebayo Adefissan for allegedly engaging a 13 year-old girl in sex at the altar of a branch of Redeemed Christian Church of God.
According to report, the incident happened inside the church located at Church Street Command Road, Ipaja of Lagos. The suspect lured the victim to the church’s altar and engaged her in sex severally before it eventually leaked.
The police has since charged him before the Ogba Magistrate court for the alleged offence. The charge reads that you Adebayo Adefissan “M” in the month of January 2026 at No 17 church street command Road Lagos in Ikeja magisterial District did have sexual intercourse 3 times with victim “F” age 13 years old in the RCCG church Altar without her consent and thereby committed offence contrary to and punishable under section 137 of the criminal laws of Lagos state of Nigeria, 2015″.
In the same vein, a pastor identified as Taiwo Peter founder of The Mountain Ministry (TMM) has been apprehended by members of his congregation following allegations of misconduct involving a female student of the University of Lagos (UNILAG).
According to reports, the incident occurred shortly after a Saturday evening service at the church altar. Concerned church members reportedly became suspicious of unusual activity within the building and decided to investigate, leading to the discovery of the pastor and the student in a compromising situation inside the altar.
Eye witness stated that the pastor was caught in the act by a group of members who documented the scene on video before confronting him. The female student involved in the incident alleged that she was forced into the act, accusing the pastor of assault. Her claims it was learnt further intensified the gravity of the situation with many calling for a thorough investigation by relevant authorities.
Meanwhile, some human rights groups are calling for sweeping reforms including mandatory background checks for clergy internal church safeguarding systems and involve legal penalties for religious leaders who happen to abuse spiritual authority.
The incidents have sparked widespread concern, highlighting the vulnerability of children and the responsibility church leaders entrusted with their care and the need for safeguarding congregants particularly vulnerable individuals.
