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‘My Pastor snatched my wife of 12 years’ Man cries out

A man identified as Bright Ben has alleged that the Pastor of his church, Moses Adeeyo of General Overseer of World Bank Assembly in Eneka, Obio/Akpor LGA Rivers State crashed his marriage and got married to his wife of 12 years. 

The aggrieved man took to his Facebook page on Monday to announce the development. 

According to the Facebook post, Ben said he had been married to Tina Bright, his wife for 12 years with two children, a son and a daughter. 

After the wedding, he introduced his wife to the Pastor and they became congregants of the church. 

“I’ve been married to Mrs Tina Bright for over 12years with 2 kids,a girl and a boy,” he wrote in the Facebook post. 

“I married her at a traditional and white wedding and took her to be introduced to my Pastor Moses Adeeyo. The General Overseer of World Bank Assembly in Eneka, Obio/Akpor LGA Rivers State. We started attending the church and became full financial members.” 

He added that was normal until 7 months ago when his wife got an appointment and suddenly left the home. 

He said he searched for his wife everywhere and even reached out to the Pastor who now houses his wife, but the pastor feigned ignorance of his wife’s whereabouts. 

“My wife was given an immediate appoi 7months ago, she moved out of the house with our 2 kids before I got back from work. I searched everywhere and called everyone, even the G.O. unknown to me that he was the architect of my problems,” he said. 

He however suddenly saw his wife when the pastor posted a photo of his marriage to her. The pastor claimed that the Holy Spirit had urged him to marry Tina. 

“After some time he stopped picking my calls and blocked my phone line. I’ve been looking for her until I saw these pictures yesterday online. He claimed that the Holy Spirit told him that she is his wife. Is the Holy Spirit and author of confusion? My wife of 12yrs is now his. Pls Couples be careful in the World Bank Assembly, be careful of Pst MOSES ADEEYO.”

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