Pst. Suleman accused of denied visiting families of police officers killed

The General Overseer of the Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman has been accused of not visiting the relatives of his police escorts who were killed on Friday in Edo State.

SaharaReporters earlier reported how some gunmen on Friday attacked the convoy of Suleman, killing seven persons including three police escorts.

The incident occurred on Warake Road, close to Auchi, Edo State.

According to the sister of one of the policemen in an audio interview obtained by SaharaReporters on Sunday, Suleman has not paid a condolence visit to the family two days after the attack.

"Even my aunty, our firstborn; they went there (to see him). They didn't even allow them to enter. He didn't even come out to see them. He didn't come out to see them. 

"He (her brother) only has one son and his wife is a policewoman. They are in Edo state," the source said.

"My elder sister and my brother, they went there (to see him). We are 12; my father has 12 children. We lost one in the process of protecting Suleman. He did not even come out. My sister and my brother that went, they had to come back home because he didn't come out to see them," she added in the audio.watch

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