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Breaking: PROPHET ALFA ‘SOTITOBIRE’ REGAINS FREEDOM
Prophet Alfa Babatunde, the founder of the Sotitobire Miracle Centre Akure, in Ondo State regions has regained his freedom.
Newslens recalled that on November 10, 2019, a toddler Gold Eniola Kolawole was declared missing during a Sunday service at the popular Sotitobire Church
He was arraigned alongside six other defendants: Omodara Olayinka, Margaret Oyebola, Grace Ogunjobi, Egunjobi Motunrayo, Esther Kayode, and Anjorin Gbenga who were members of the Church at the State High Court in Akure, ten months after the child was declared missing at the church and were later sentenced to life imprisonment some months after.
The popular prophet has now finally regained his freedom following the appeal of his life sentence at the Ondo State Court of Appeal.
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