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Prophet Paddy Agbor Says He Did Not Pay A Ransom To His Captors

Prophet Paddy Agbor of the Jesus Kingdom Embassy has sent words of gratitude to those who prayed and advocated for his release from captivity.

“Only God knows how He touched the hearts of those boys…no ransom was paid…,” prophet writes.

Speaking to Mimi Mefo Info shortly after his release, Prophet Paddy Agbor said the following in his thank you statement:

“I want to thank all those who played a role in advocating for my release. Above all, I thank God.
This was only God’s doing not man’s.
It is still like a dream, because my family didn’t pay a franc for my release.
The kidnappers never asked for ransom. No ransom was given. I am grateful to all those who played a role for my release.
“I want to tell the public that I am a living testimony of God’s might and miracle. God used you all to do it for me and he can do it for any of you”.
Only God knows how he touched the hearts of those guys”

Pastor Paddy Agbor is reported to have lost communication with members of his at about midnight Sunday July 7 while in Buea. By the time he went mute, he is said to have been preparing to return to Douala, his base.

A family member whose identity we are witholding said: “he left Douala on Sunday morning to Buea for a church program. On his way back around Mutengene, I was discussing with him at night on phone but suddenly the communication stopped. I was confused of what was happening. Minutes after, I called him but his number was switch off. He too did not call back. It’s only on Tuesday that a friend called me that the picture of my husband is on Facebook and other social media handles that he has been kidnapped”.

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