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”Going to prison was my punishment for sleeping with a married man” -Apostle Suleman’s Alleged Mistress Says after her Bail Release (VIDEO)

”Going to prison was my punishment for sleeping with a married man” -Apostle Suleman’s Alleged Mistress Says after her Bail Release (VIDEO)

Stephanie Otobo, the lady who allegedly had an affair with the founder of Omega Fire Ministry Worldwide, Apostle Johnson Suleiman, (which he denies), (read here) has spoken after being released from Kiri-Kiri Prison in Lagos.

Speaking to the press after her release, Stephanie said going to prison for almost a week was her own punishment for sleeping with the married man of God and that it has also brought her closer to God.

“Yes, I went to prison and I think that was my own share of punishment for rolling with a married man after knowing he was married. That was not the right thing to do. But I believed him because when a superior person that you look closer to God through tells you something, I would think he is right because he is like closer to God because what do I know.

I want the truth to come out. Nothing but the truth and people need to know who he really is. Is he a true man of God or he is just using women,” she said.

After her arrest last weekend, Otobo was slammed with “terrorism” charges by the police in an attempt to deny her bail. A Lagos judge later granted her bail but imposed some conditions. However, for two days after meeting the conditions of her bail, the judge was unavailable to sign the bail bond until today.

READ ALSO: Update: ”The leaked photos are photoshopped… that is not my husband” – Apostle Suleman’s Wife Defends Him

However, according to Punch, the accused pastor, has demanded that a legal practitioner, Festus Keyamo, should retract all publications, and an apology to be published on major social media networks.

He also demanded N1 billion over alleged blackmail and injuries inflicted on him, including online video clips, during his alleged amorous relationship with Otobo, the Canada-based stripper.

Suleiman, in a letter by his counsel, Osa Director, obtained by journalists on Thursday evening in Abuja, entitled: “Allegation of professional misconduct and unethical practices”, said Keyamo’s action was inconsistent with Section 1 of the Rules of Professional Conduct For Legal Practitioners 2007.

”Sequel to our letter to you dated March 6, 2017, we have observed with shock and dismay your deliberate and relentless efforts to malign and convict our client through media trial. By your relentless media campaign, you are conducting yourself in a manner inconsistent with Section 1 of the Rules of Professional Conduct For Legal Practitioners 2007.”

According to him, instead of gathering facts and evidence before a court of competent jurisdiction for adjudication, Keyamo resorted to alleged blackmail and intimidation through the media, both traditional and social media.

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”In short, you have threatened and indeed executed your threat of conjuring, manufacturing and synthesising bogus and unverifiable exhibits in the social media and newspapers, all with a view to poison public opinion against our client and reduce his esteem and reputation in the eye of any reasonable man. Your attitude is also to ambush a fair trial while litigation is anticipated. This is contrary to S.33 of the Rules of Professional Conduct For Legal Practitioners 2007.

Furthermore, you grossly and recklessly maligned our client, saying, “these men of God are not what they claim to be, we have a duty to protect the public. Many of them are fake and fraudsters. You will see the video very soon in the next few minutes.” True to your threat of trial publicity stunts, the video clips have flooded the social media networks.

We believe your conduct is inconsistent with the virtues and rules of conduct of the legal profession. It smacks of indiscipline and disdain for the judicial process. Therefore, we demand a retraction of all your press statements and an apology to be published on the major social media networks.

Also, we demand a compensation of N1bn for all the injuries inflicted on our client. We expect you to meet our demands within seven days from the date above written. Take notice that we shall drag you before the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee for the infamous conduct if you fail to so do.”

Watch her interview with Sahara Reporters below…

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