Helen who claimed that the report of her deportation which went viral has described it as false.
The female Apostle who had flown in to the UK to preach to congregations in London and set free those possessed with witchcraft, ancestral or “mermaid” spirits in a recent interview with Yes! Magazine tells it all.
She said:
“All what you’ve been hearing and reading on the social media is the handwork of atheists.
“I was never deported from the U.K. I went to London (South East, London specifically) for a programme, did my programme and came back when I wanted. I travelled on the 4th of April and I returned on April 17th to do a programme for Bishop N.E Moses (of Overcomers Church) in Lagos. Nobody deported me, and people can confirm this.
“To be deported from anywhere, the immigration will first move the deportee to a camp and from there, he’s put on a plane and on arrival in his home country, you are handed over to your country’s immigration. None of that happened to me; I travelled when I wanted and also came back when I wanted”.
“They (the atheists) came to London to disrupt my programme – and they’ve been using one Modupe to spread falsehood about me. My lawyers have written to her and we shall soon meet in court”.
It would be recalled that Modupe Ariyo, the Executive Director of Africa Unite Against Child Abuse who took to her facebook page to break the news and rejoice over Helen’s deportation over social media has since deleted her post.
