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Alleged Sexual Affairs: Apostle Sam Pamilerin apologises, steps aside

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Sam Pamilerin (Credit_ Facebook@Apostle Sam Mobile-fire)

The women, in leaked WhatsApp conversations, accused him of having sexual relationships with female church members between 2019 and 2026.

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