Special Apostle/Prophet I.T. Adewoye is one of the highest ranking pastors of the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement Church Worldwide. He was caught on camera pants down in company of one of the female members of his church, who happens to be a married woman. The angry husband of the woman took photos of the adulterous couple after he caught them on his matrimonial bed.
Prophet Adewoye who is in his seventies is the spiritual leader and founder of Ayo Nio at the Idimu District of Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State. His church is located at 22, Idimu-Egbeda Road, Pipeline B/Stop.
As the founder of such a huge congregation, Prophet Adewoye wields enormous influence in the area, and is often consulted on issues by individuals and groups. It is said that among those who go to him for spiritual help is Lagos State Deputy Governor, Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire.
From a polygamous family, Adejoke’s father, Alh. Saka Orelope is a popular politician in Alimosho Local Government. Her first marriage to an ambulance driver with National Orthopedic Hospital (Gbobi), Toyin Kembi, and father of her children collapsed like a badly arranged pack of cards.
However, the affair between the septuagenarian and a female member of his church, Mrs. Lateefat Balogun (pictured and photographed with Prophet Adewoye on her matrimonial bed) has landed him in deep trouble.
Source said that Prophet Adewoye enjoyed a romantic relationship with Mrs. Balogun. It was said that their secret love nest was the recess of the church. At times, they made use of Mrs. Balogun’s matrimonial home around Abidap Hotel at Abesan Housing Esate, Ipaja, whenever her husband was out of town.
It was gathered that their last meeting at Mrs. Balogun’s matrimonial home has pulled apart the curtains to reveal what was going on in the backstage of the revered man of God’s life. He was caught red-handed and photographed nude by Mrs. Balogun’s husband.
Boiling with rage, Mr. Balogun took out his anger by dragging Prophet Adewoye to the Police Command at Idimu where he was begged not to press charges against the septuagenarian pastor.
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