Snr. Pastor and Set man of Jesus
Dominion International, Durban South Africa, Rev Tim Omotosho, who has been in
detention for about two months following his arrest last April,
will now wait until the 9th of June before his
application for bail case could be determined.
The Rhema News gathered
this much from a senior member of the church in South Africa who
also disclosed that the pastor may have been slammed with additional charge of
drug trafficking.
Our source who would not like to
be mentioned in name said "at the last sitting for bail hearing the Judge
postponed again her judgement till 9th of June"
Narrating the proceeding so far,
the source said " they have also failed in the allegation of the Rev. Tim
been an illegal immigrant in SA.
"Subsequently, they have now
began with another count charges of drug trafficking of which it is now obvious that
the accusers don't have a case against Rev.
"Though, the Rev was
supposed to have been granted bail, but the ruling had to be shifted to enable
the judge consult with the people that gave her the job to do"
Optimistic that" God will
intervene and the Rev. would regain his freedom against the plan of his
accusers" our source said the South Africa government has been discovered
to have a hand in the dilemma of the controversial pastor.
"We have now discovered that
the government is involved in this case as the ruling party ANC in South Africa
have been protesting against his bail and even some local South African
pastor's. There's something happening somewhere in this allegation that made a
bail hearing that is supposed to be held in just a week now extending to two
months.
"They are now proving that
they do not need foreigners particularly Nigerians. But yet we believe God in
his fullness of time and justification will vindicate his servant."
