How Pastor Chris Mcdouglas R3ped My 17-year-old Daughter For Three Years – Mother Shares Sad Story (Photo)

 

A woman has narrated before an Ikeja S3xual Offences and Domestic Violence Court, Lagos State how her 17-year-old daughter was allegedly defiled by a pastor, Chris Mcdouglas.

 

According to Punch, the woman opened up on Monday.

 

The witness said Mcdouglas, a pastor at the Peculiar Generation Assembly Church, Lagos, allegedly had s3x with the survivor at the back of his church and in different hotels on several occasions.

 

The victim’s mother, who was led in evidence in chief by the Director of Public Prosecutions, Dr Babajide Martins, told the court that the defendant r3ped her daughter from 2017 to 2020 in the guise of taking her out for gospel ministration.

 

Mcdouglas is standing trial on nine counts bordering on defilement, r3pe and s3xual assault by penetration, preferred against him by the Lagos State Government.

 

He pleaded not guilty to the charges.

 

According to her, when she confronted the defendant for defiling her daughter, he burst into tears and blamed it on the devil.

 

She said, “Pastor Mcdouglas will come to my house and ask my daughter to follow him for ministration so as to use her talent as a chorister to bless others.

 

The witness, who gave evidence before Justice Ramon Oshodi, said she recorded her conversation as well as the defendant’s alleged confession on her phone.

 

“My daughter said when he sees that she wants to shout to attract our neighbours, pastor will bring out the fairly-used clothes that I sell and pretend to be selecting from it,” she added.

 

She stated that her daughter’s alleged s3xual encounter with the defendant drove her (victim) into depression, which made her faint constantly.

 

The witness added that the defendant would come to the house and prayed for the survivor whenever she fainted and also told them to sow seed to the church for her to stay alive

 

She said, “I used my salary most times to sow seed on the instruction of Pastor Mcdouglas and my husband also gave him money to buy supplements for me.

 

During cross-examination by the defence counsel, Mr Suleiman Salami, the witness told the court that she had known the defendant for more than 12 years and that her husband had been outside Nigeria for 10 years.

 

She stated that the defendant used to collect money from her family and he did not offer financial help to her family.

 

The woman said she was a member of the ushering department, an administrative officer and a member of the building committee of the church but left the church in 2020.

 

She confirmed to the court that the survivor, who was her first daughter, was depressed from 2017 to 2020.

“This has affected my daughter as she always have suicidal thought because I once received a call from her school that she wanted to buy an insecticide,” she said.