- Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo says he has rejected asylum offers from Australia and other countries despite allegations that terrorists have placed a bounty on him.
- The cleric insists he will remain in the country and continue standing with his community.
Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo has declared that he will not flee the country despite allegations that terrorists have placed a bounty on his head.
Speaking in response to the reported threats, the cleric stated that he has been offered asylum in Australia and other nations but turned down the offers.
“I can’t be afraid of them. They should be afraid of me. I’ve been offered asylum in Australia and other countries but I said no. I’m going nowhere. I stand with them,” he said.
Dachomo, known for his outspoken views on insecurity and attacks in parts of Nigeria, insisted that he remains committed to standing with his community despite the alleged danger.
His statement has sparked reactions online, with supporters praising his courage while others have expressed concern for his safety.
In other news…. A young couple’s marriage has reportedly ended just three months after their wedding due to a disagreement over church attendance.
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What began as a joyful union soon turned tense when the couple could not agree on where to worship after marriage. According to sources close to the family, the husband asked his wife to join his church so they could worship together as one family.
However, the wife refused, explaining that she was deeply committed to her church, where she served as a Children’s Department Coordinator. She reportedly said she had built a strong relationship with the children in her department and did not want to leave them.
The husband suggested she could continue serving in the children’s department at his church and possibly grow further in her role. Despite this, she declined the proposal.
As the disagreement continued, tension reportedly grew in the home. The husband raised concerns about being under different doctrines and how it might affect their unity. Sources claimed the conflict escalated, with both partners seeking support from their respective pastors.
Family members and church leaders later stepped in to mediate, but no compromise was reached. Her pastor reportedly encouraged her to remain in her church, while his pastor stressed the importance of unity in marriage.
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