Lady stopped from committing suicide after pastor allegedly shared her nude photos in church’s Whatsapp group

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Lady stopped from committing suicide after pastor allegedly shared her nude photos in church?s Whatsapp group



A Nigerian lady, Rita Abang was allegedly stopped from committing suicide after her Pastor allegedly shared her nude photos in their Church's Whatsapp group.



The cleric who allegedly shared the nude photos is said to be a Pastor of Living Faith Church a.k.a Winners Chapel. The lady who shared a suicide post on Whatsapp, Twitter and Facebook, was reportedly found with 4 bottles of poisonous insecticide, Sniper.



Rita Abang wrote;



#HeyBabe I know suicide is bad, but I have no option than this. I love my parents and my little girl. By tomorrow I will be dead. Know that this man Francis Moses Ukugha is the fault. How can you tarnish my image and post my share my naked pictures on our church WhatsApp group.



Lady stopped from committing suicide after pastor allegedly shared her nude photos in church?s Whatsapp group

Lady stopped from committing suicide after pastor allegedly shared her nude photos in church?s Whatsapp group






By Naija Boy
21/01/2020

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