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Pastor accused of fatally forcing abortion on fiancée; compelled to marry deceased

Pastor accused of fatally forcing abortion on fiancée; compelled to marry deceased

In Akwakuma, Owerri, a shocking incident has unfolded involving a pastor who stands accused of causing the death of his fiancée through a forced abortion.

The disturbing turn of events has led to the pastor being compelled to marry his deceased partner.

The accused individual is Rev. Dr. Success Emeka Sunday, the founder of Life Transformation Praying Ministry.

According to reports, he administered a drug to Chioma Okoye, rendering her unconscious, before taking her to a hospital to undergo an abortion procedure.

Tragically, the procedure resulted in severe complications for Chioma, including the distressing symptom of vomiting blood, ultimately leading to her untimely demise.

Adding to the distress, it has been alleged that the pastor registered Chioma at the hospital using a different name.

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