Woman Goes Wild, Strips Naked Inside Church, Urinates On Altar After Son Was Arrested

A shocking incident happened at Firebrand Power Ministry in Lagos, as 39-year-old petty trader Aderibigbe stripped naked and urinated on the altar, leading to her arrest for insult on religion and disorderly conduct. ..Read Full Article

Aderibigbe, a resident of Pedro Area in Lagos, was arraigned before the Yaba Magistrate’s Court for the disturbing act that took place around 8p. m.

According to Sergeant Modupe Olaluwoye, the Police prosecutor, the incident occurred at No. 49, Onabola St., Ladi- lak area of Bariga, Lagos.

The pastor of the church, Mr. Francis Osibowale, caught Aderibigbe’ s 15- year-old son vandalizing church property, leading to her erratic behavior inside the church.

Aderibigbe’s reaction to her son being taken to the police station for vandalism was extreme.

She removed her clothes and proceeded to climb the altar while urinating, causing a disruption to the proceedings and shocking those in attendance. Her actions, deemed insulting to religion and a display of disorderly conduct, are in violation of sections 124 and 168 (a) of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State, 2011.

Despite the weight of the charges, Aderibigbe pleaded not guilty during her court appearance. If convicted, she faces a potential two-year jail term for insulting religion and three months for disorderly conduct. Both offenses also carry the option of fines.

Chief Magistrate Mrs. Oluwatoyin Oghere granted Aderibigbe bail in the sum of N50, 000, requiring two sureties who are gainfully employed and can provide evidence of three years of tax payments to the Lagos state government. The case has been adjourned until May 22 for further proceedings.

This disturbing incident is a reminder of the importance of maintaining respect and decorum, particularly in places of worship. It shows the need for individuals to exercise restraint and refrain from behaviors that disrespect religious institutions and beliefs. The episode at Firebrand Power Ministry highlights the repercussions of unchecked emotions and the impact such actions can have on the community.