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RCCG Pastor Attacked In Warri By 3 Teenage Boys Fully Armed

A Redeemed Christian Chruch of God Pastor has been attacked by three armed teenage boys while coming back from Church programme in the morning in Warri, Delta State oil city.

The Pastor, Ilesanmi Joseph who shared the news on his social media handle wrote

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