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COZA’s Fatoyinbo in Fresh Crisis, Accused of Manslaughter.

The General Overseer of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), Abiodun Fatoyinbo seems not to be free from trouble as another twist is revealed in his ordeal.
This time, the police allegedly has an audio of Fatoyinbo coercing former church member, Ifeoluwa Dolapo into undergoing a procedure to abort a baby after allegedly impregnating her – a procedure which eventually caused her death
The petition which was submitted by Pelumi Olajengbesi, a public interest lawyer, who alleged that the renowned clergyman and woman, Pastor S.K Abiara (CAC G. O) and Rev. Funke Adejumo were not only privy to the crime but also assisted Fatoyinbo “to conceal the offences”.
This is comimg weeks after Biodun Fatoyinbo was invited for questioning by the Police Headquarters in Abuja over his alleged involvement in the rape of professional photographer, Busola Dakolo. 
According to reports, an audio recording has been submitted to the office of the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu.
“According to the revelation from the audio clip, the 1st Suspect (Biodun Fatoyinbo) threatened the deceased, and requested that she got rid of the unwanted pregnancy as he surmised that it would be scandalous and injurious to his reputation as a highly revered and renowned Pastor,” the petition reads.
“While the deceased assured the 1st Suspect that she would keep the news of the pregnancy private and just within her family, the 1st suspect insisted and ensured that an abortion of the pregnancy was carried out with the reluctant acquiescence of the deceased.”
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