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UPDATED: Over 7 Dead, As Gunmen Attack Convoy Of Apostle Suleman
The convoy of the Founder of Omega Fire Ministries, OFM,, Apostle Johnson Suleman has been attacked by gunmen with his aides reportedly shot dead.
Sources confirmed that the incident happened at Warake road Auchi, Edo state while the clergyman was in transit with his entourage.
Suleman’s lawyer, Samuel Amune, who confirmed the attack to Punch correspondent, said the cleric just returned from a programme in Tanzania, adding that he escaped death by a whisker.
He said, “He was returning from a journey and he had almost gotten to the shores of Auchi when some assassins attacked him. Three of his police orderlies, among others, died. He travelled before and just finished a programme in Tanzania the day before yesterday.”
|Apostle Suleman survived the attack and escaped with his vehicle which is said to be badly damaged as the tyres had been shot.
|There were fatalities with over 7 aides dying during the attack.
|He was returning to Auchi when the gunmen attacked him along Sabingida down to Warake area, and Auchi shares a direct boundary with Warake. So, he had passed Warake and was entering the boundaries of Auchi when the attack happened,” Amune added.
A video which was shot after the incident revealed Apostle Suleman’s badly damaged armoured car which was the only reason he escaped alive.
Some damages made by bullets were seen all around the car from the front windshield to the sides all through to the back of the car.
Other very graphic videos also showed the dead policemen and other aides who accompanied the popular clergyman on the ill-fated journey.
Meanwhile, Apostle Sueiman has said that they shot at him directly.
In a short video posted on Facebook, the cleric said: “It was direct shooting. They just waited for me.”
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