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Lady accuses Abuja pastor, Bishop Emmanuel Esezobor, of demanding sex and asking her to ‘pee’ on him for N300,000

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Less than 24 hours after Timi Dakolo called out a senior pastor of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) for sleeping with his church members, a Nigerian lady has alleged that a popular pastor Abuja of demanding sex from her.

The lady, identified as Goddess/@ThirdEyeWitch on Twitter, alleged that Bishop Emmanuel Esezobor Of Fire House wanted to sleep with her with promises to pay her N300,000.

Goddess claims the incident happened in 2014 when she met Bishop Emmanuel on a flight back from London.

According to her, she was a student then.

She said the clergyman took her number and then later called her up, demanding for sex and asking her to “pee” on him.

She said she declined the offer and asked the pastor to get him someone else.

In her Twitter thread she wrote:

Since we are on the topic of predatory pastors. I should finally talk about my experience with a famous Abuja pastor whose billboards are scattered all over the capital.

His name is Bishop Emmanuel and this is a picture of him, this is how his church members welcome him.

I met him on a flight from UK, I’d just graduated and was returning to resume law school, he said he was a bishop, asked for my number.. I did not see a problem in giving a ‘man of God’ my contact.
He would occasionally check on me and form all these innocent pastoral concern.

One day he asked me to leave law school and come see him, asked him why? He went straight to it.. He’s attracted to me and wants to sleep with me. He’ll even give me 300k if I fucked him and peed on him.
Said it was a fetish of his.

I told him I’m not into that kinda shit so I’m not going to come see him.

Next thing he’s asking if I know any fine girls like me in law school that would be into it so I can introduce them to him. I told him no and blocked his number after that.

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