Two Nigerian nationals, who claim to be pastors from the Nigeria based Prophet T.B. Joshua’s Church, have been arrested by the Criminal Investigation Department of the Police Service after they attempted to defraud a young man on the deceit of having solutions to his spiritual problems.

The two suspects, Emmanuel John Bassey, a mobile phone repairer and David Brown a trader are said to be residents of Tudu, a suburb of Accra, and were trying to defraud the young student just in front of the Ghana Police Headquarters building in Accra.

They were arrested when they tried to lure Amenyuse Etornam, a student of Adonten Senior High School to part with a tin of milk and some money which was supposed to be used for the restoration of the blood of the young man, which they had earlier claimed had been sucked the previous night.

The student, who sensed that the two men were trying to defraud him, reported the case to the police and the two men were arrested immediately.

Commissioner of Police (COP), Prosper Agblor, giving the facts of the matter noted that on April 11, 2013, the two suspects “in their usual rounds met the complainant who was returning from holiday classes in front of the Police Headquarters building.”

According to the Director General of the CID, one of the suspects, Emmanuel Bassey, was the first to confront the student and introduced himself as a pastor from Prophet J.B Joshua’s Church in Nigeria.
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lol @ restoration of blood

These two have in all likelihood been successful at major 419 haul in their career only to succumb to a tin of milk belonging to a school boy! Its a big lesson. I wonder what the sentence will be.

Ghanaians do take their laws very seriously. A Nigerian magistrate will probably hold the prosecutor in contempt of court.

good. I hope they arrest that fraud t b joshua aswell.

This belongs to the joke section!