Popular Nigerian Prophet Jailed Over Multi-Million Naira Fraud (Photo)

Posted by Thandiubani on Thu 19th Nov, 2020 - tori.ng

A man of God has been jailed by a court for defrauding a UK-based Nigerian woman.

Prophet Oladele

A popular Nigerian prophet will spend the next two years in jail for defrauding a woman.

Prophet Israel Oladele Ogundipe of CCC Global Genesis Church, was sentenced to a two-year jail term for defrauding a U.K- based woman millions of naira.

Israel’s conviction was sanctioned by a Lagos State High court.

The presiding Judge, Justice Olabisi Akinlade slammed a two year jail term on Prophet Israel who is the Sheperd-in-Charge of CCC Global Genesis church on Wednesday, November 18 after he was found guilty of charges leveled against him.

Oladele was charged with seven counts charges bordering on fraud and obtaining money by false pretenses, preferred against him by the Lagos State government.

According to reports, he defrauded one Mrs. Olaide William Oni to the tune of N17m which she gave him to procure some landed properties on her behalf because she thought he was a good pastor.

The victim said she first met the prophet 2002 during her visit to Nigeria, when she was taken to his church for prayers by her step-sister.

She said ;

“He told me something about my husband in one of his prophecies, that I should not have anything jointly with him because he was having an affair behind my back.

He gave me a liquid to drink and I started vomiting. I was asked to sit down and he lighted a candle and said I should be there until the candle goes off.”

Speaking further, she alleged he took her in company of her step-sister and cousin to a bush in Sango Ota area of Ogun State, where she was allegedly bathed with some concoctions near a river.

According to her, her misfortune started when she returned to London, the prophet asked her to invest in landed property in Lagos, which she agreed. This she did after consultations with some persons.

She allegedly sent N17 million in five tranches of N900,000, N2.5 million, N8.5 million, N2.7 million and £12,000 between 2002 and 2005 to purchase the property on her behalf, which turned out to be a fraud.