Apostle Suleman offers N1m to anyone with useful information about Uwaila’s murderers
- Apostle Johnson Suleman has taken to social media to reveal his own efforts towards getting justice for Vera Omozuwa
- The general Overseer of Omega Fire Ministríes has offered N1m to anyone with information about the culprits
- Suleman revealed this via his official Twitter page
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Nigerian televangelist and General Overseer, Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has taken a step further in the fight for justice for Vera Omozuwa.
Following her gruesome rape and murder inside a church in the University of Benin, the popular man of God has offered to give the sum of N1m to anyone with useful information about the perpetrators of the crime.
In a recent tweet on the micro-blogging platform, he wrote: “I would give N1million to anyone willing to provide reliable information to the apprehension of those behind the rape/murder of vera uwaila who was murdered in the church..contact +2348119313785..”
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Going by his tweets, it is clear to see that Apostle Suleman is closely following the case of the victim who was said to be a 100 level microbiology student.
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In one of his tweets, the man of God who condemned the killing revealed he had spoken with the governor as he believes these evil doers must be brought to book.
He also commended the vice-chancellor of the university, Benedicta Enahire, and expressed determination in pursuing the case as he believes if justice is meted out on those found guilty, it would serve as a deterrent to others.
Meanwhile, following the unjust killing of a 16-year-old girl and that of Vera Omozuwa inside a church, Nigerian musician Falz has joined several other Nigerians to condemn the murders.
In a recent tweet, he stated that injustice has continued to thrive in the country, adding that enough was enough as he demanded justices for the innocent victims.
He wrote: "It’s so exhausting to see injustice continue to thrive time after time. Every time we say NOT AGAIN, and then there is a new story. Enough is enough. It’s too disheartening. Justice must be served for the innocent souls we keep on losing. #JusticeForTina #JusticeForUwa"
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