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Police arrest ‘pastor’ with human skull in Ibadan



 A pastor, Alimi Isaiah, founder of the C&S Idapo mimo Zion,  located at Alagbado, Lagos, has been caught with a dry skull, a buffalo horn and charms.

The 55-year old suspect was caught around 10:30 pm on Thursday and has since been paraded alongside other suspected criminals at the Police Headquarter. He confessed that all the items including gun powder, one Nissan Primera car with registration number APP 379 EP and other charms were found on him.

When he was asked about the relationship between his pastoral work and charms and skull found on him,  he said he wanted to use them for the betterment of his clients.

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