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» Gospel of Wickedness – The Hypocrisy and Falsehood of Helen Ukpabio – Part 2.
By Olusegun Fakoya MD. | Published 04/9/2010 | Nigerian Affairs , African Affairs , Notices and Special Reports , Human Rights , AfroCentric Affairs , Education , Religion | Unrated

The fact is that Sunday Ulup-Aya was a jobless miscreant who latched on to the money-spinning witch hunting business but lacked the finesse of Helen Ukpabio. He proclaimed himself a “Bishop” and the “Ulup-Aya” part of his name was a created one which means “a concealed secret had been revealed”.

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