SHOCKING: 16-Year-Old Anambra Schoolgirl Narrates How Pastor Allegedly Defiled Her On Church Altar During ‘Deliverance’

The quiet community of Anambra State has been rocked by a harrowing tale of betrayal and abuse. A 16-year-old secondary school student (identity withheld) has come forward with a chilling account of how she was allegedly raped by her pastor right on the church altar.

What was supposed to be a session for spiritual “special deliverance” turned into a nightmare that has left the teenager traumatized and the public in a state of outrage.

The “Special Deliverance” Trap

According to the victim’s narration, the incident occurred after the pastor claimed he had received a “vision” concerning her life. He allegedly told her parents that she needed a private deliverance session to break certain spiritual yokes.

Trusting the “man of God,” the unsuspecting girl attended the session at the church premises.

“He told me to lie on the altar for the final stage of the prayers,” the girl narrated amidst tears. “He said it was a spiritual instruction. That was when he took advantage of me. I was scared and confused; I didn’t know a pastor could do such a thing in the house of God.”

The matter came to light after the victim’s change in behavior and physical health prompted her mother to probe further. After much persuasion, the girl opened up about the horrific ordeal she had been keeping secret out of fear.

Community and Authorities React

The news has sparked a massive outcry in Anambra, with many calling for the immediate arrest and prosecution of the cleric.

• Human Rights Activists: Local NGOs are already stepping in to ensure the case isn’t swept under the carpet.
• Police Investigation: While the name of the church is being monitored by authorities, the police have been urged to fast-track the investigation to prevent the suspect from fleeing.

The Growing Concern of ‘Altar Abuse’

This incident adds to a worrying trend of “spiritual” leaders using their positions of power to exploit vulnerable members of their congregation, particularly minors. It raises urgent questions about the safety of children in religious spaces and the need for stricter accountability for those behind the pulpit.