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The General Overseer of Mission House of Divine Land of Joy and Prayer Ministry, Prophet Ajiboye Abayomi Olayinka, was sentenced to life imprisonment by a Kwara State High Court sitting in Ilorin on Wednesday for sexually abusing three underage members of his congregation.
It was reports that Olayinka was convicted on three counts of unlawful sexual intercourse with 13-year-old minors.
The offences were alleged to have been committed inside the church’s mission house in the Agah area of Ganmo where he was a spiritual leader.
The cleric was also sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment for procuring illegal abortions for some of the victims and threatening them not to report the abuse.
Justice Hammed Aliyu Gegele in his judgment said the convict abused his position as a clergyman and subjected the victims to physical and psychological abuse.
He was described by the judge as “a paedophile and philanderer whose conduct should be deprecated by all and sundry in society”.
Olayinka was arraigned on eight-count charge bordering on criminal conspiracy, unlawful sexual intercourse with minors, illegal abortion and unlawful possession of firearms.
The charges were preferred under the relevant provisions of the Penal Code, Robbery and Firearms Act and Kwara State Child Rights Law, 2006.
During the trial prosecution called 12 witnesses and tendered exhibits before court. Chief State Counsel, Issa Zakari, led the prosecution team.
Court Orders Forfeiture of Guns
Justice Gegele held that the charges of unlawful sexual intercourse with minors, rape and illegal abortion against the cleric were proven by the prosecution.
The court however acquitted him of the charge of bigamy as the prosecution failed to prove the allegation.
The judge ordered the forfeiture of a pump-action gun recovered from the convict to the Federal Government.
