Why should he be punished for a sin he committed 16 years ago – Methodist church Bishop reacts to Fatoyinbo rape scandal [video]

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A prelate of the Methodist, Eminence Samuel Uche, has said that one should not be punished for a crime committed 16 years ago while reacting to the rape allegations against Pastor Fatoyinbo of COZA.

The religious cleric noted that the allegations were foolish and presumed that the accusers had tried to blackmail him and resulted in allegations when they didn’t get money. 

The prelate further said that according to Jesus, once a person believed the he was forgiven of sins hence, there was no need to be punish for a crime of 16 years ago. 

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