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Family Of Late Pastor Agboli Cries Foul Over Cause Of Death, Blames Wife
- Agboli died last Wednesday at the age of 58 after a brief illness.
The family of Apostle Joseph Dominic Agboli, the founder of The Victorious Army Ministries International, Lagos State has has said it suspects a foul play in the death of the cleric.
According to SaharaReporters, the cleric was not able to preach on the pulpit on Sunday in the church as he was said to be sick.
However, a top source in the Pastor’s family alleged that his wife might have been the source of his death adding that she had hatched a plot to flee from Nigeria before the burial.
The source claims the pastor’s wife, Blessing, had a boyfriend she had been seeing and already purchased a house in Canada where she planned to move to with her children.
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She was also said to have received donations from well-wishers to the tune of ₦17million to fly Agboli abroad despite his demise.
The source said, “She has bought a property in Canada and she is trying to move with her children (who are currently in London) to relocate to Canada since they all have dual citizenship.
“She is collecting funds of ₦17million for flying him abroad knowing fully well he’s dead. She knew about the death before now but she’s playing so smart.
“She sacked all the domestic staff just immediately before the man passed on. All the reliable and loyal people around him, she chased them away with her attitude, including Baba Agboli’s family.
“The woman has a boyfriend she is secretly dating and she has two children from different fathers before marrying Papa Agboli and she did that with the help of a well-grounded charm and even when her children came for holiday, Papa Agboli didn’t see them because they all went clubbing with their boyfriends.”
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