DSS Arrests Apostle Suleman In Ado-Ekiti

FUNSHO AROGUNDADE

Operatives of Nigeria’s Department of Security Services, DSS late Tuesday night arrested popular clergy and General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman.

P.M.EXPRESS gathered that the heavily armed operatives, who stormed the Midas Hotel, Ado Ekiti where the clergy lodged, came in a Toyota Hilux truck.

They breezed into the hotel premises at around 11pm and arrested Suleman, who just concluded the first day of his two-day crusade in the state.

The development, we learnt, is not unconnected with a video that went viral couple of days ago where Suleman was seen instructing his private security guards to ‘kill’ any Fulani intruder they noticed around his church headquarters in Auchi, Edo State.

An excerpts of statement released immediately by the church reads; “It should be noted that the Apostle gave the order based on security reports he reportedly received that some Fulani herdsmen were plotting to attack him over his stance on their activities, particularly because he is considered being ‘too vocal’ on the killings of Christians by suspected Muslim terrors across the country.
“Apostle Suleman therefore wants the world, Nigerians and the Christian world to know that it is the Nigeria’s presidency that is after his life for his stand against a system that oppresses the Christianity.”

Meanwhile, members of the Omega Fire Ministries in 51 nations of the world have reacted to the harassment of their president and founder, threatening to stage protests at the countries’ embassies to register their displeasure, calling the development ‘war against Christianity’.