South Africa-based Nigerian Pastor Tim Omotoso Charged with Human Trafficking for Allegedly Molesting more than 30 Girls

South African police has arrested on Tim Omotoso, 58, the senior pastor of the Jesus Dominion International, an interdenominational ministry, based in Durban.

He was arrested on Thursday at Port Elizabeth airport shortly after his flight landed.

He was accused of luring young girls into his bedroom and molesting them.

According to South African Broadcasting Corporation 3 (SABC3)’s Special Assignment, Omotoso allegedly handpicked the girls (about 30 of them) and instructed them to live in his house where they were forced to have unprotected sex with him.

Watch the Special Assignment feature here:

South African authorities charged Omotoso with human trafficking.

Port Elizabeth Magistrate’s Court on Friday postponed the case to May 3rd and ordered his remand in prison.

Earlier on Friday, protesters gathered outside the courtroom, calling for him to be denied bail.

A small group of protesters have gathered outside the Port Elizabeth Magistrate’s Court ahead of the appearance of pastor #TimOmotoso pic.twitter.com/vT96kpmjkh

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