DRAMA: PASTOR'S WIFE STORMS CHURCH TO ACCUSE HIM OF IMPREGNATING CHURCH MEMBER IN AKWA IBOW (PHOTOS)

"I want every man and woman who has conscience in this church to ask my husband why he is doing this to me, why would he be sleeping with a young girl who came to seek counseling and prayers from him,” Mrs. Ese wife of the Pastor of the Kairos Rhema Embassy, Uyo, Akwa Ibom state  told church members.

Church service at the Kairos Rhema Embassy in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state took an unusual turn when the wife of the church's pastor disrupted service to inform congregants that her husband had been cheating on her with a church member and had even impregnated the woman.

Mrs Ese also accused her husband of domestic violence and showed them a photo of her with  bloodied face as proof, saying the reason for the assault was because she caught him in a hotel with the church member, Evelyn.

When the pastor's wife, Idongesit Ese, came into the church premises, she was barred from entering the auditorium, reportedly because her husband, Pastor Nsikanabasi Ese, suspected she would try to pull such a stunt.

As soon as she got out of her car and tried to get into the church premises, a group of men, reportedly hired by her husband, attacked her and the newsmen present. Witnesses told Premium Times that they saw one of the thugs slap Mrs. Ese. But she remained defiant and was able to make her way into the church premises from where she told her story loudly for those within the church to hear her.


“I caught my husband in a hotel having sex with Evelyn Etim. As I speak to you, Evelyn has given birth to a baby boy and she is living in Eket with my husband.”


She said: “I want members of the church to know why I haven’t been attending programmes. Many people have been calling me to inform me that my husband lied that I traveled out of the country."

People who claim to have spoken with Pastor Ese said the pastor was accusing the wife of having lied to him about her age and her level of education and has now filed for a divorce. Pastor Moses, who stood in as Pastor Ese’s father during the estranged couple's traditional marriage, said that he doesn't believe Pastor Ese was called by God.

Pastor Moses said:  “He didn’t give me any vital reason why he should divorce, he just said the woman is harsh. I don’t believe he is called by God. I have told him and his mother not to come to my house anymore."

Pastor Nsikanabasi Ese is the same pastor who knocked down a customs officer while trying to evade duties check some weeks back.

18 ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY ATTEMPTING TO HACK INTO JAMB'S WEBSITE

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command has arrested 18 men for allegedly attempting to hack into JAMB’s Website, in order to have access to examination questions.

The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Chukwu Ikechukwu, said that the 18 suspects, all men, are presently being quizzed.

Ikechukwu said: “The 18 male suspects are being quizzed by the Command for attempted exam malpractices during the just concluded JAMB examinations held nationwide.”

The image maker further noted that the suspects were arrested on May 15, 2017, in a rented apartment at No.13, Lutheran Road, Ikot Ekpene, while trying to hack into JAMB Website to have access to exam questions.

“The leader of the syndicate, Isaiah Akpan Eshiet, works for Gmail Computer Technology and Management, Institute located at No.15, Lutheran Road, Ikot Ekpen as the Centre Manager.  The Institute is one of the centres approved by JAMB for candidates to write the examinations,” said Ikechukwu.

Ikechukwu continued: “The Centre Manager rented the office, which is about a few metres away from the Institute, to specifically perpetrate the crime. He linked a cable from the rented office to a switch of the Institute’s Computer system in the proprietor’s office with the intention to connect the JAMB Server for access to JAMB questions.  He had not succeeded when the police on information swooped on him and his associates.  Among the accomplices in the Command’s custody are scouts for interested candidates and those on standby, popularly referred to as mercenaries, who were   to solve the exam questions and transmit answers to candidates in the examination hall at the Institute. Items recovered from the syndicate include 27 laptops, cables and a generating set.”

 The Commissioner of Police Akwa Ibom State, Don Awunah, reiterated that there was no hiding place for criminals in the state.
He reassured that the Command will continue to collaborate with all exam bodies in the state to eliminate cheats from the processes and safeguard their collective integrity.