Miss Otobo provides more evidence of her alleged romance with Apostle Suleman (Video)

Undeterred Miss Stepanie Otobo accuser founder of the Omega Fire Ministries Apostle Johnson Suleman, has revealed more video chat evidence showing that she indeed had a relationship with the clergyman.

The video which seeks to prove that Miss Otobo an alleged stripper based in Canada, who accused Apostle Suleman impregnating her, abandoning her and later tried to kill her, really had a steamy relationship.

The face-time chats showed that Miss Otobo had a correspondence with Apostle Suleman on October 19, 2016, at about 5:26 pm, according to the time recorded on the phone.

This video is coming after another released by Miss Otobo, four days ago which showed her raining curses on Apostle Suleman claiming the he has been threatening members of her family.

Read also: Miss Otobo says she’ll retaliate against Apostle Suleman legally, calls him an ‘agbero’ (Video)

In the video clip, Miss Otobo said she’s not afraid of Apostle Suleman whom she described as an ‘agbero’, while also thumbing down loved up photos of the pastor and his wife and the new musical video released asking why they are all coming up now.

“Apostle Suleiman is Desperate; I will come After You Legally. You are not a man of God, You are not a pastor, you are an ordinary man and I have seen your nakedness, you are an agbero, a rat. I have placed a curse on you. I cannot be scared of you; It will not be well with you until you speak the truth.”

However, Apostle Suleman made good his promise by slamming Miss Stephanie Otobo and Sahara Reporters with a fresh law suit.
Apostle Suleman has reportedly employed the services of four lawyers- all SANs to ensure justice is done.

The suit with number ID/ADR/347/2017 has been filed at Ikeja Lagos High Court with Apostle Suleman asking Miss Otobo and Sahara Reporters to cough out N1 billion each for damages done to his reputation.

 

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