Biodun Fatoyinbo must be prosecuted, protesters insist
By OakTV
02 July 2019 |
1:08 pm
Protesters under many organisations on Sunday morning demanded for prosecution of founder of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo over accusation of rape.
The pastor, they maintained, must face the music for the act they described as animalistic.
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