There
was drama over the weekend as an Abuja-based pastor, Jacob Oyedepo allegedly
used bouncers to disperse family and friends who had gathered to bury his wife
at their hometown, Oke-Andi area of Ilorin, Kwara state.
According to reports, the woman, Mrs Christiana Oyedepo who died on May
2nd 2017, was supposed to be buried in a land she developed before she fell
sick and later died.
Her husband of 17 years and father of her four children disrupted the
burial from holding because he allegedly had plans to sell the land and felt
that if she is buried on the land, it will discourage buyers.
Family members claimed that the deceased had
embarked on the project with loans obtained from a cooperative society and was
still servicing the loan when she died. It is also said that her marriage to
the pastor has been rocky with allegation of domestic violence trialing the
pastor.
One of the deceased family members revealed that the couple met in church where they started their relationship adding that their family members never approved of the relationship
“She was head of choir and he was head of Youth team in the church. Our parents never approved of the marriage initially because the deceased just came home to introduce the man and insisted that she was in love with and that he was a good Christian." That was what made us to finally accept. We didn’t know there was a lot of abuse in the marriage until she gave birth to the fourth child and she began to speak about it.”
One of the deceased family members revealed that the couple met in church where they started their relationship adding that their family members never approved of the relationship
“She was head of choir and he was head of Youth team in the church. Our parents never approved of the marriage initially because the deceased just came home to introduce the man and insisted that she was in love with and that he was a good Christian." That was what made us to finally accept. We didn’t know there was a lot of abuse in the marriage until she gave birth to the fourth child and she began to speak about it.”
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