Eucharia threatens action against Pastor over relationship claim
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Eucharia added that the allegations made against her are emotionally disturbing, revealing that she has submitted petitions to the US and Nigerian authorities to ensure justice is served...
Veteran Nollywood actress and evangelist, Eucharia Anunobi, has announced that she plans to take legal action against Psalm Okpe, the founder of Fresh Oil Ministry International Church, who claimed they were romantically involved with each other.
The veteran in a video on her Instagram page, denied the claims of having a sexual relationship with Okpe who ordained her into ministry.
She stated that she has been celibate for the past 14 years since her ordination, adding that the pastor has become s a “monumental global shame”.
“I want to state here categorically that in almost 14 years since I have been midwifed into ministry, I have been celibate and have been keeping myself for the man that will be deserving of my new virginity,” she said.
That is not to say that I have not been in courtship or not been engaged. Oh, I have been engaged for several years. I have been in courtship all this time. But none of these men can come out and say they have had penile penetration with me. None of them can say they have had sex with me. That is why I boldly preach righteousness,” she stated.
Eucharia added that the allegations made against her are emotionally disturbing, revealing that she has submitted petitions to the US and Nigerian authorities to ensure justice is served.
“I am not going to allow that to be swept under the carpet because that malicious, vile statement has left me in emotional trauma. And it is also a testament to his threats over the years to destroy my ministry. So, I have instituted a legal action so that he can come and prove how he dated me for five years and six months. My lawyers have been instructed to start the process of writing a petition to the Nigerian police force, the US Security and Immigration Department, against Psalm Okpe, for defamatory accusations,” she added.
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