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Clergyman Nabbed By NDLEA For Carrying Drugs

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By Gideon Njoku

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His mission on earth is dual. On one hand, he is a winner of souls for Christ. He carries the Holy Bible. And preaches the Gospel to his congregation. But on the other hand, too, he is a devil’s workshop. He deceives his congregation, and destroys souls.

Rev. Ugochukwu Emmanuel’s double life has been exposed by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA.

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Ugochukwu is the General Overseer of Christ Living Hope Church which Headquarters is at Isuaniocha, Mgbakwu road, Awka North Local Government Area, Anambra State. He also has branches  in Abuja.

But this last Monday, the NDLEA exposed who he really is. A carrier of illicit drug. A destroyer of souls.

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Ugochukwu was nabbed by Operatives of the Agency at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos.

He was on his way to Nairobi, Kenya, when he was caught by the Operatives.  On him were 54   “sticks” of illicit substance.

His religious crusade in Nairobi was scheduled to last for three weeks. And, on interrogation by the NDLEA, he confessed that he packed the substance to use for the period his crusade would last.

Confirming the story, NDLEA  Spokesman, Femi Babafemi  said: “When tested, the 54 sticks proved positive to Cannabis. The Clergyman confessed during a preliminary interview that  he packed the quantity of illicit substance on his body to use during his three weeks crusade in Kenya.”

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Noted an eye witness: “He needed the substance to get high and be able to win souls for Christ in Nairobi.”

It is not known, yet, the state of his congregation in Nigeria, or of those who packaged the Crusade he was going to.


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