Kogi Pastor Sells ‘Bullet Proof Water’ To Members | DETAILS + PHOTOS
Pastor Peter Michonza, the founder of New Jerusalem Deliverance Ministry, in Kogi state, is alleged to be selling ‘bullet proof’ water to his members.
Michonza who was into acting and singing before going into ministry came under fire after pictures and videos of him selling water said to have the efficacy of a bullet proof to his members,among other questionable acts surfaced online.
The pastor had gone on facebook live, showing himself in a delivery room where one of his female members was delivering a baby.
Following calls for the pastor to be investigated, the Chairman of Okene Local Government Area of Kogi State, Engineer Abdulrazaq Muhammad, has in a statement called on security agencies to investigate Pastor Peter Michonza.
The chairman through his special adviser on media and publicity, Abdulmumin Abubakar, said;
“The investigation became necessary after some of his alleged ungodly activities were published on social media by concerned members of the public.
“The council chairman appreciates people for blowing the whistle and exposing the alleged atrocities of Mr. Peter in the name of church activities, noting that details of the investigation will be made public in due course.”
Michonza had earlier, in a protest rally with his members in Okene, called for the release of International Musician, R.Kelly who was recently jailed over child pornogra-phy and r-ape allegations.
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