July 15, (THEWILL) – The founder of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has made some revelations about Yusuf Isah, one of the suspects who attacked his convoy in 2022.
The clergyman’s convoy was attacked along Benin, Auchi road, Edo State. Six people, including policemen and the clergyman’s driver, were killed in the attack.
Police paraded Isah after he was caught and he confessed that his gang wanted to kill the clergyman during the attack.
Speaking about the suspect during one of his church services, Suleman stated that those who attacked him and his family in October 2022 would have continued to walk freely if he had not mobilised police officers to go after them.
He added that he worked with three different police units before the suspect was arrested, adding that he was arrested about two months ago.
“In October, there was an attempt on my life, you all saw it and when it happened. I told myself I wasn’t going to rest till we got them arrested. I started with a group of officers, but they were not fast so I moved to the next group, they were not fast too, and I moved to another set. You see now, police are taking the credit for something that someone mobilised them to do.
“If I wasn’t serious, they wouldn’t get those guys. They can take the credit, it is fine but I said I was going to pursue them and find them, they are deadly guys. They don’t use phone calls, they use telegrams, so tracking them was a little bit difficult.
“The guy you saw in the video is a sniper. They caught him in Akure. You will be shocked that we caught him two months ago, but you are just hearing it now. We were using him to get all the information we needed to get,” Apostle Suleman stated.
Speaking further, the cleric added that the group that attacked him was also into kidnapping. “There is a man in this town called Baba Petrol, those are the group that kidnapped him,” the clergyman stated.
Apostle Suleman also alleged that same group attacked the mother of the Kogi State Governor, adding that they are six in number and are from Kogi State, but one is a Fulani man.
The clergy also added that he was pained because some people on social media accused him of using those who died during the attack for ritual.
“They spent 4 million to do charm before they attacked me. He (the suspect) said a lot but I don’t know why they didn’t play all the video. It’s Okay. All I want is justice.
“For five years, people have been attacking me but I kept quiet. But this time, you come for me, I will pursue you. I have told our team, everybody that has come out to accuse me, open a case on them; all of them. From 2017 till now, we are going to two courts: one is the court of man, the other is the court of God,” he added.
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