The Pastor Dumped Me After I Made 4 Abortions To Avoid His Shame – Young Lady Reveals.

The Pastor Dumped Me After I Made 4 Abortions To Avoid His Shame – Young Lady Reveals.
Pastors are expected to live a life full of emulation and not a life that will bring on board several questions. Pastors are to lead the flock of Christ to the Christian Dom and not to despise them in any form either by character or words.
Men of God are expected to live a life full of emulation and not a life that will bring on board several questions. Pastors are to lead the flock of Christ to the Christian Dom and not to despise them in any form either by character or words.
A young lady speaking on Akoma FM drops a series of allegations against a Ghanaian base pastor who took her as a girlfriend and promised to send her outside the country. According to the young lady, she slept with the man of God on several occasions and conceived four times. At the end of it all, each pregnancy was aborted, and the young lady blended profusely on all occasions about 3 weeks to each incidence.
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” The pastor sometimes brings his girlfriends to the house. Some of them do stay for about 3 days before leaving the house. I get hurt by his actions, but I don’t have a say. He promised to send me outside the country and helped me to secure a job. After all these difficulties and challenges, I have been through, the pastor did not fulfill his promise. He dumped me”. – Young Lady confesses.
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