Founder of Port Harcourt-based Omega Power Ministries, OPM, Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere has reportedly, quietly, absorbed allegations of sexual harrassment and sexploitation made against him by some of his church members
The latest of his sexual impropriety includes impregnating members of his congregation.
A report by GWG.ng said that the allegations started after a woman and former employee of the cleric told human rights activist Dr. Daniel Ochu, that Chinyere engaged in inappropriate relationships with multiple women under his care, including herself.
According to the woman, who states that she was impregnated by the pastor, the affair dates back to 2019 when she was just 18 and on the verge of marriage.
Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere reportedly propositioned her for a sexual relationship, despite her reservations about his pastoral role and her imminent marriage to an usher in his church.
She initially declined the offer according to the report, due to its inappropriate nature, the woman asserted that the pastor responded with anger and veiled threats, pressuring her into eventually agreeing.
She reportedly claimed to have stipulated the use of protection during their encounters, a condition that she alleged the pastor consistently disregarded.
Tragically, their repeated unprotected encounters resulted in the woman becoming pregnant.
She maintained that the pastor continued these actions with other young women even after her departure from his household.
Notably, another woman is said to have become pregnant for Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere and is currently residing in Lagos.
Meanwhile, amid the allegations of sexual impropriety, Apostle Chinyere has continued with his “good works’”, accirding to GWG report.
He noted his rehabilitation of bad boys among others into good men and women.
In his latest post on his Instagram account, Apostle Chinyere appeared to ignore the allegations of sexual impropriety
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