Why I stole my brother’s wife’s pants – Suspect

Why I stole my brother’s wife’s pants – Suspect


A-25-year elderly person recognized as Ojonugwa Adejoh has been captured by the Ondo state police order for purportedly taking jeans having a place with his sibling's better half for ceremonies.

Adejoh was captured close by with one Prophet Olajide Ogunleye (53), of Celestial Church of Christ, 'Ibanujemidopin', Uso, in Owo neighborhood government region of Ondo state.

Marching the suspects in Akure,the state capital on Wednesday, the State Police Public Relations Officer, Femi Joseph, a Superintendent of Police(SP) said they were captured a week ago after the report by the person in question.

Adejoh stated,

"I went to the prophet to petition God for me on account of my work when I arrived he solicited me the sort from my work and I disclosed to him I am board blender, he said he needed to appeal to God for me requesting that I open my hands and put something on it for me to shallow and appealed to God for me before leaving the place.

"In any case, when I returned home I don't comprehend what I was doing again I just begun searching for my sibling spouse's jeans and when I recovered the jeans I went to him. I didn't take the jeans for customs. Hours after, my sibling's better half raised an alert that she didn't see her jeans and I was captured. At the point when the police captured me, I was taken to Uso police headquarters before they exchanged me to Akure.

"Two jeans have a place with my sibling's better half and three others have a place with my more youthful sister are in my ownership".

The prophet anyway denied the allegation,saying he didn't request that he go and take the jeans. Joseph anyway charged women and ladies in the state to monitor their under wears.

He said

"we are utilizing this chance to make the most of our women and ladies this is an extremely perilous wonder now, we need to watch whatever we are putting on as clothing.

"Guardians ought to likewise caution their youngsters especially female ones to be exceptionally cautious where they keep their wears.

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