A very Bold Nigerian TV preacher showed up
in a South African court on Wednesday confronting
22 charges of human trafficking and sexual
abuse.
What supporters say in regards to Nigerian minister
Omotosho captured for sex mishandle
Tim Omotoso, 58, was captured on April 21
when he arrived in the southern city of Port
Elizabeth, at first confronting two charges of sexual
strike and two of trafficking.
Yet, by Wednesday, 18 more individuals had laid
charges.
"He is confronting various charges of human
trafficking and sexual abuse," National
Indictment Authority representative Tshepo
Ndwalaza told AFP.
"He is confronting around 22 charges, however this figure
can increment again as more individuals are coming
forward to affirm against him," included
Ndwalaza.
Omotoso will profit to court for Thursday to
apply for safeguard.
Many his supporters, for the most part ladies,
organized a challenge outside the court, requesting
his discharge.
Omotoso is blamed for attracting ladies and
young ladies from his houses of worship over the
nation to his extravagance home in the beach front
resort town of Umhlanga Rocks close Durban
where he professedly attacked them.
He was captured at Port Elizabeth air terminal after
being on supposedly been on the keep running for a few
days.
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