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Pastor arrested for Impregnating 7 single sisters and 2 married women in his church

A pastor known as "Dukes" have been alleged to have had sexual intercourse and impregnated seven single sisters and two married women in the Light of God Ministries‎, a church in Umunede area of Delta state.

The pastor who was reported to specialise in the use of magical powers and 'prophecies' was arrested and detained at an Agbor Police Station by devastated parents of two of his victims for a couple of days before being granted bail.

The women claimed that the cleric had used charms to seduce and have sex with them. One of the married victim stated that he gave her anointing oil to rub and drink then suddenly found herself sleeping with him.

She said

"I saw myself having sexual intercourse with the Reverend in my sleep and I was shocked before I made it known to my husband."

A member of the community said:

"That was what he did in Ute-Okpu, Otolokpo neighbouring communities before he moved into Umunede and he was driven away by the elders of the communities, he likes girls of 15, 16 and 17 years he sleeps with."

Dukes however, denied being responsible for the pregnant church members. He said the allegations are part of an attempt to blackmail him.

"I am not responsible for their pregnancies, they are lairs", He said.

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