Man allegedly killed by cultists on wedding day

• A cult-related attack has left a groom-to-be in Kwale, Ndokwa West LGA, Delta State, with tears streaming down his face.

• A tragic incident occurred on Friday morning, resulting in the loss of two lives and severe injury to one person.

• An eyewitness reported a brutal murder of the groom-to-be by cultists who purchased wedding items before being attacked by the cultist.

Tears are shed in Kwale, Ndokwa West LGA, Delta State, as a groom-to-be tragically loses his life in a cult-related attack on the day of his wedding.

Reports indicate that this unfortunate event took place on Friday morning, resulting in the loss of two lives and leaving one individual in critical condition.

An eyewitness described the harrowing incident, stating that the groom-to-be was viciously attacked by cultists while he was out with friends to buy wedding supplies.

“He was walking with friends to purchase items for his wedding when suspected cultists attacked him”, the eye witness recounted.

Further attempts to gather information from the police have not yielded any responses. Nevertheless, security forces have increased their patrols and established roadblocks in the vicinity to avert any additional violence.

In other news, Mike Bamiloye has expressed his disapproval of female ministers who prioritize their ministry over their marital responsibilities.

The Christian filmmaker remarked, “There exists a group of female ministers who do not remain at home with their husbands.”

He further noted that these ministers frequently travel to spread the Gospel, enjoying fine meals during their journeys, “while their husbands endure solitude at home, relying on cousins, nephews, or housemaids for sustenance.”

He pointed out that when husbands attempt to prevent their ministerial wives from traveling, the women often accuse them of stifling their aspirations.

He urged these female ministers to recognize that their husbands are experiencing loneliness while they are engaged in their global preaching endeavors.