Shocking revelations have emerged in the ongoing criminal case against Pastor Amos Isah, founder of Prophetic Victory Voice of Fire Ministry, who is currently detained over allegations of raping a 14-year-old girl inside his church auditorium. According to investigative reports, allies of the embattled cleric allegedly offered the victim’s father ₦2 million in an attempt to persuade him to drop the charges.
Sources close to the investigation disclosed that the offer was made during a WhatsApp call by a man claiming to be the “Bishop of Abuja.” The individual reportedly arranged meetings under the guise of seeking peace, including one at Artlas Hotel in Gwagwalada, but ultimately aimed to pressure the family into silence. The victim’s father rejected the offer, insisting that justice must prevail.
Despite being in police custody since June 18, 2025, Pastor Isah has allegedly continued to orchestrate efforts to obstruct justice through social media platforms, including WhatsApp and Facebook. Investigators confirmed that the pastor remains active online, issuing directives to church members and communicating with accomplices from his detention cell.
The case has drawn national attention, not only for the gravity of the allegations but also for the disturbing claims of interference and manipulation. Pastor Isah was arraigned before the Federal Capital Territory High Court on July 16, facing charges under Section 218 of Nigeria’s Criminal Code, which carries a penalty of 14 years to life imprisonment.
Activists and legal experts are calling for increased transparency and accountability within law enforcement, amid concerns that internal shielding and behind-the-scenes dealings could compromise the integrity of the case. The victim’s family has expressed fears of retaliation and is urging the public to stand firm in support of justice.