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Chiamaka Ozulumba Paths of Peace lnitiatives, a human rights group, has appealed for amnesty, as well as unconditional release of Lagos-based pastor, Chukwuemeka Ezeugo popularly known as Rev King, who was condemned to death in 2006. He rose to nationwide recognition following the death of a church member, Ann Uzoh in 2006 and he was subsequently sentenced to death in January 2007, while his conviction was upheld by the Supreme Court on February 26, 2016. According to a release made available to THISDAY by the National President, Path of Peace Initiatives, Dandy Eze, the plea for the uncondit...

Murder Convict, Rev King Gets 17 Pages Of ThisDay Birthday Advert While On Death Row A number of Nigerians allege that Reverend King has a strong hold on his members and even manipulates them from prison. He even reportedly sends messages to them for Sunday services. by Saharareporters, New York Feb 26, 2021 Chukwuemeka Ezeugo, more commonly called Rev King, who was convicted for murder to the Supreme Court and given a death sentence, has been gifted with 17 newspaper advert pages in ThisDay, by his church members and others who celebrated him like a god. Reverend King, General Overseer of C...

Daily Post Nigeria Published As the activities of self-proclaimed men of God and prophets remain on the rise in Nigeria, some concerned Nigerians are worried about the true status of these acclaimed ‘men of God’. While adherents and supporters of some of the pastors believe they are as real as ‘God Himself,” others have kicked, saying they are fake and only after fame and money. Nigeria, known for proliferation of churches tolerates all kinds of religious practices with little or no regulation in place. Many Nigerian pastors have been accused of deviating from their true calling, and ...

‘Controversial pastors’ on the rise in Nigeria amid economic hardship   As the activities of self-proclaimed men of God and prophets remain on the rise in Nigeria, some concerned Nigerians are worried about the true status of these acclaimed ‘men of God’. While adherents and supporters of some of the pastors believe they are as real as ‘God Himself,” others have kicked, saying they are fake and only after fame and money.   Nigeria, known for proliferation of churches tolerates all kinds of religious practices with little or no regulation in place.   Many Nigerian pastors have b...