Pastor Omotosho, the General Overseer of Jesus Dominion International based in Durban, was reported to have gone into hiding after South African Broadcasting Corporation 3 (SABC3) reported that the police had received several petitions for his arrest.
According to Daily Post, the controversial Nigerian pastor resident in Durban, South Africa, was declared wanted by the country’s police following allegations that he sexually abused about 30 girls in his home.
Sources revealed that the self-professed prophet handpicked the girls and instructed them to live in his home, where he had unprotected sex with them.
Speaking with the press yesterday, the Police Spokesperson, Lt-Col Robert Netshiunda, said the Nigerian cleric deactivated all the phones linked to him.
“We are investigating the matter and we will only lay charges after getting him,” Netshiunda said.
He was successfully arrested by a team of officers in Port Elizabeth.
After his arrest, a group of jubilant women are gathered outside the court demanding that the cleric should not be released on bail.
See videos below:
People gathered outside court are excited as #ANCWL members come out of court saying "No ail granted" #TimOmotoso pic.twitter.com/vNoJBCBOlX— HeraldLIVE (@HeraldPE) April 21, 2017
#TimOmotoso got arrested :) well-done SAPS pic.twitter.com/TpswOvYu2M— Nozie Small Chiliza (@nozinosi) April 20, 2017
Watch:Tim Omotoso arrested in Port Elizabeth. Tune into Cutting Edge tonight.@SABCNewsOnline pic.twitter.com/DPSmfL8uzo— Euline Reid (@EulineReid) April 20, 2017
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