Following the se’xual assault allegations levied on Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo, Adesua Etomi-Wellington has shared her story as she speaks against sexual molestation.
For a while now, the internet has been hearing several cases of accusations and allegations against Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of Common Wealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) se’xually assaulting his female church members.
While some have rubbished the stories given that there is no substantial evidence to prove the said pastor committed the crime, the accusations lingered on and even escalated when singer, Timi Dakolo, called him out on social media a short while ago.
The singer had boldly claimed that Pastor Fatoyinbo was notorious for forcefully having his way with female church members and sounded too sure of his claims. It became clear what Dakolo’s pain was when recently, his wife, Busola, exposed the pastor.
The professional photographer had put up a post where she stated that she was set to tell her truth and had conquered all her fears.
It was a piece of the puzzle that people were yet to understand until she sat in an interview with YNaija where she gave a detailed version of how Fatoyinbo stripped her of her purity when she was finishing secondary in Ilorin.
According to Busola who is now a mother of three, she had joined a fellowship called Divine Delight headed by Pastor Biodun many years ago.
During one of her holidays in Ilorin, the fellowship had become a church (COZA) still headed by Fatoyinbo. He had assured her that he wanted to be her spiritual father and be an avenue for her to lay her worries and fears. When she started to believe he genuinely cared for her, he showed up at her house early one morning and forcefully had his way with her.
Reacting, Adesua Etomi-Wellington wrote;
Almost every woman has a story to tell about someone who taken advantage of them.
The culprits? Lesson teacher, house help, boss, driver, cook, family friend, uncle, aunty even dad.
Mine? Lesson teacher. Man actually grabbed tits that I didn’t even really have. Ran out of the house. Told my aunty. She tried to make me continue the lessons. Her exact words were ‘if your teacher in school makes a pass, will you stop going to class?
My mum believed me though
