Pastor Steals Car As No Member Pays Tithe

Minister Jeremiah Ehindero, who is the General Overseer of "Jesus Miracle Church" in Sango Ota, Ogun state, has been captured for supposedly taking a vehicle, Concise News reports.

The minister who was captured by the Federal Special Anti-theft Squad fled away with a Toyota High Lander esteemed at N1.2 million from a vehicle vendor.

As indicated by reports, he sold the vehicle in Ore, Ondo State, for N600,000 where he later got away.

Different suspects captured with him incorporate Lateef Oyetunde, who acquired the stolen SUV; Jamiu Abiodun, 35 and Lukman Moyoyesa, both of who acquainted the purchaser with the minister.

Police clarified that the inconvenience began for the minister when he went to a vehicle deals outlet having a place with one Jamiu, to present himself as a minister and that he required a Toyota Highlander for evangelism reason.

After the vehicle seller and the minister concurred on N1.2m for the vehicle, he confided in him and enabled him to test drive it, just for him to drive off to Ondo State, where he sold it for N600,000 and got away.

At the point when the seller sat tight for 24 hours without seeing the Pastor and his SUV, he announced the issue to the police who got the suspect captured.

Ehindero admitted to the wrongdoing and accused the fiend.

As indicated by him: "I chose to take the SUV and utilize the returns to settle the N650,000 I obtained from Mirco-money bank in Lagos. I obtained the cash to remodel my congregation and to recoup the speculation from tithes and contributions.

"I was shocked that for a quarter of a year, no cash was acknowledged to reimburse the credit. At the point when the weight from the smaller scale Finance turned out to be unreasonably horrendous for me, the fiend instructed me to take a vehicle from a vehicle vendor to sell and utilize the returns to reimburse the advance. I lament my activity."