The Nigerian pastor who was accused of s*xually harassing young girls in South Africa has found himself in more trouble.
Tim Omotoso
Timothy Omotoso, a Nigerian pastor who is being held in detention in South Africa, has been denied bail by the Port Elizabeth Magistrate's Court on Friday.
According to SABC, Magistrate Thandeka Mashile says the leader of the Jesus Dominion International Church is a flight risk, has no extraordinary circumstances and that he might intimidate witnesses.
Magistrate Mashiyi said he is facing schedule six charges and could face life imprisonment if found guilty. He has been charged with human trafficking, two charges of r*pe and ten charges of sexual assault.
Omotoso faces charges of human trafficking and sexual offences. He has been in custody since his dramatic arrest at the Port Elizabeth Airport in April.
A large number of people from the church and women organisations opposing bail gathered outside court during the proceedings.
The case is still under investigation and he will have to appear in court again on 17 July.