A distraught Pastor Faworinshe told a Yaba magistrate court that his mistress, who's from Ikorodu in Lagos State, added sleeping pills to his medication and bolted with his money after he fell into a deep sleep.
In his testimony in the court, Pastor Faworinshe, who is 80-year-old, stated that he had promised to give Funmilola some money to enable her start a new business but she was not patient enough.
“On that fateful day, I went out in the morning, Funmilola probably thought that I had gone to the bank to collect some huge amount of money. When I got back around 11am, I requested that she give me my medications. I have been on some prescribed medications due to ailments attributed to old age.
"And one of the reasons I asked her to move in with me, was to help me with cooking and household chores; otherwise, I have a wife who is currently in my house at Ago-Iwoye, but she is old, so I had to engage Funmi to take care of me. She had always administered the medicines to me. Albeit, without my knowledge, she added some sleeping pills to my medicine that morning and immediately I took it, I slept off till she got the chance to take my bag and the money I had in the bag.
The pastor said Funmi stole a total of N172,000 from him, "thereafter, she ran out of the house.”
The pastor further told the court that around 4pm, some of his tenants, who noticed that he had been sleeping for a longer period than he usually did during the day started banging on his door, calling “Baba! Baba!! Baba!!!” When they discovered that the door was not locked, they opened it and found him in deep sleep; they had to pour water on him before he woke.
Not able to explain what happened to him, he asked for his mistress, Funmi, and one his of tenants told him that he saw her going out in the morning hours. He searched his room and discovered that the N172,000 he kept in his bag was missing; that was when he suspected that she has drugged and robbed him.
The matter was reported to the Bariga police station and Funmi was arrested 13 days later in Ikorodu. At the court, she claimed the Pastor gave her the money to take care of her ailing child, adding that their relationship had been having some challenges because of Pastor Faworinshe’s non-chalant attitude towards the upkeep of her children.
In her words: “I had told Baba that one of my children was ill, but he did not want to do anything about it, he would always ask me, do you want to bring the responsibility of another man’s children to me?’ This is one of the reasons I want to opt out. He is only accusing me because he must have felt bad with the thought of me leaving him”.
However, it was discovered in police statement that Funmi had earlier confessed that she stole the money. To save face, her lawyer pleaded that the matter be resolved out of court. Hence, she was granted bail.
“On that fateful day, I went out in the morning, Funmilola probably thought that I had gone to the bank to collect some huge amount of money. When I got back around 11am, I requested that she give me my medications. I have been on some prescribed medications due to ailments attributed to old age.
"And one of the reasons I asked her to move in with me, was to help me with cooking and household chores; otherwise, I have a wife who is currently in my house at Ago-Iwoye, but she is old, so I had to engage Funmi to take care of me. She had always administered the medicines to me. Albeit, without my knowledge, she added some sleeping pills to my medicine that morning and immediately I took it, I slept off till she got the chance to take my bag and the money I had in the bag.
The pastor said Funmi stole a total of N172,000 from him, "thereafter, she ran out of the house.”
The pastor further told the court that around 4pm, some of his tenants, who noticed that he had been sleeping for a longer period than he usually did during the day started banging on his door, calling “Baba! Baba!! Baba!!!” When they discovered that the door was not locked, they opened it and found him in deep sleep; they had to pour water on him before he woke.
Not able to explain what happened to him, he asked for his mistress, Funmi, and one his of tenants told him that he saw her going out in the morning hours. He searched his room and discovered that the N172,000 he kept in his bag was missing; that was when he suspected that she has drugged and robbed him.
The matter was reported to the Bariga police station and Funmi was arrested 13 days later in Ikorodu. At the court, she claimed the Pastor gave her the money to take care of her ailing child, adding that their relationship had been having some challenges because of Pastor Faworinshe’s non-chalant attitude towards the upkeep of her children.
In her words: “I had told Baba that one of my children was ill, but he did not want to do anything about it, he would always ask me, do you want to bring the responsibility of another man’s children to me?’ This is one of the reasons I want to opt out. He is only accusing me because he must have felt bad with the thought of me leaving him”.
However, it was discovered in police statement that Funmi had earlier confessed that she stole the money. To save face, her lawyer pleaded that the matter be resolved out of court. Hence, she was granted bail.
Strange things happening in strange times...
ReplyDeleteI laff.. What is she doing with 80 years man if not to thief his money. Dont trust Yoruba girls o dey can do anything for money. Kalu
ReplyDeleteWhat has tribe got to do with dis?, people from your side are cheaper.
DeleteSad story of desperation.This is d reason why most men don't trust womem.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the man is not giving her enough money to take care of herself, some men are stingy. Ms K
ReplyDeleteI don't understand he's a pastor he hz a wife but he hz a mistress too
ReplyDeleteSabrina
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAHAHA! THIS BABE IS SO DAFT WHAT RE U DOING WITH A MAN OF 80? YOU WANT HIM 2 DIE ON TOP OF U? AND THE UNGRATEFUL MAN U WERE HELPING WAS "JOBBING"U. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! KIM
ReplyDeleteU have used d above picture on 2 of ur other stories.
ReplyDeleteabeg dis one no be story, next!
ReplyDeleteThe pastor may be cooking falsehood against the woman to return her back to the servitude. He want her to serve him without any remuneration and then take care of her children alone.
ReplyDeleteWomen, shine your eyes please! Prepare yourselves economically now so that you will be able to stand on your feet if any unforeseen peril occurs in the future. I pity Nigerian women. They suffer mostly all their lives without any fair reward or compensation. If this woman is skillful in something like just typewriting, she will prefer owning a typewriting machine and sit at the gate of any local government headquarter to offer the service and dignifiedly earn the amount that will be sufficient for her and her children. Even if she need a man, she will not look for a man of this type then.
Assuming that the allegation is true, and suppose that the services she rendered to the man is quantified, can that N172,000 pay for it? The problem is that most women do not know their right. Please, preserve your dignity and strive for your future.
Omo Ibadan kini show!