An Anambra State preacher, Jide-jisos Ejie (47), has been remanded in prison custody for allegedly defrauding his flock of N209,035,000.
He was arraigned before Chief Magistrate C.N Chinwuba of the Ogidi Magistrate’s Court in Idemili North Local Government Area.
Ejie allegedly collected the money from both members and branches of the United Nigeria Chaplaincy (UNC), nationwide, under the pretence that they were going to have a peace summit with President Goodluck Jonathan at the Eagle Square in Abuja.
Chief Magistrate Chinwuba remanded him in prison custody and adjourned the hearing till December 18.
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wetin concern Christians and politics? Jesus gave us an example to follow. Jhn 6:15 "Therefore Jesus, knowing they were about to come and seize him to make him king, withdrew again into the mountain all alone". y can't our religious leaders follow such example? They should remember Jesus world that his disciples are no part of this world. And also, that his kingdom is not from this source. Any way by their fruit we shall knw them. Only those who fail to read and understand the Bible's clear message will fall for these kinds of false prophets and pastors.
ReplyDeleteJide jisos is a disgrace to d kingdom
ReplyDeletethis story about jide defrauding is NOT correct, remove this Fake story or i will sue you for damage of reputation.
ReplyDeleteNobody should believe this story from Nigerian eye.
Publisher find out HARD fact before you publish fake news to Nigerians.
I did find my facts, it was a frame up by enemies of UNC and Nigeria as a whole, who wanted to overthrow the united nigerian chaplaincy chief, Gen.Jide jisos ijie.
But the court has cleared and proved him innocent.
God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria,
God bless U.N.Chaplaincy
Thank you.
...for UNC
Pls dat story is a true story about d chaplain General. The public should be aware unc is a fake pra military
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