SCANDAL: Apostle Suleman Visits RCCG Pastor, Adeboye Ask For Prayers [PHOTOS]

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    The embattled man of God and president of the Omega Fire Ministries worldwide Apostle Suleman, is said to have paid a visit to the general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) worldwide,  Enoch Adeboye, at the camp ground of RCCG on Lagos-Ibadan expressway.


  The OFM pastor who has been trending on every news site 'alleged' affair with one Stephanie Otobo, was at the redemption camp to seek for prayers. 

         Mr Adeboye, who Suleman described as his spiritual father and mentor, was said to have encouraged and prayed for the preacher.

         The RCCG general overseer reportedly told Suleman and other pastors at the meeting that they should never be “tired as guiding lights to Christians all over the world”.

         See more photos below.


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