Pastor assures homosexual person that God can fix him
A Winners' Chapel pastor tells a news reporter that he can be delivered of his homosexual orientation and some Nigerian Christians have backed him.
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The clergyman identified as Pastor Gbenga reveals this when the ITV News journalist visited him in his office.
In their conversation, the visitor confides in the minister about his gay status and listens to him encourage him with an analysis to wean him off.
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Pastor Gbenga is seen holding a deliverance prayer with another pastor to rid the reporter of the homosexual spirit.
Reactions to undercover report
On Instagram, many profiles have shown support for the pastor suggesting a resistance against homosexual activities in Nigeria.
In some comments, the ITV report is welcomed as one that is helping the evangelism to reform persons thought to gay.
Between August and September 2018, the police that close to 150 persons suspected of being homosexuals are arrested.
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Many of these suspects have denied allegations describing them as gay.
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