I Killed for Jeremiah and Chris Okafor

I Killed for Jeremiah and Chris Okafor, I know where they buried the bodies inside bush.”

On December 22, 2024, at approximately 10:06 PM, a WhatsApp voice note shattered the peace of investigators at KAA Truth. The message was chilling in its simplicity:

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“I have killed for Jeremiah and Chris Okafor.”

What followed was a four-day digital trail of confessions, threats, burial site descriptions, and ultimately, a mysterious disappearance that has left Nigerian authorities scrambling for answers.

This is the complete story of an alleged hired killer who claims prominent pastors paid him to murder and the investigation that could expose the darkest secrets hiding behind Nigeria’s pulpits.

The Confession: A Timeline of Terror

December 22, 2024 (~10:06 PM) – The First Message

The anonymous whistleblower sent his first voice note to KAA Truth investigators. His words were direct, unambiguous, and horrifying:

“I have killed for Jeremiah and Chris Okafor”
Claims of multiple murders committed on behalf of named pastors
Knowledge of burial locations “inside bush”
Willingness to lead authorities to the sites

The phone number was displayed on-screen in the KAA Truth video.

December 23, 2024 – Expanding the Allegations

The killer sent follow-up messages with devastating details:

Specific Claims Made:

Performed multiple contract killings for Pastor Chris Okafor and Prophet Jeremiah Fufuye
One member of his assassination team is dead
Another colleague is currently imprisoned “because of Chris”
Was ordered to kill a woman named “Doris”
Knows who killed Doris’ brother
Can identify exact burial sites in remote bush locations

December 24, 2024 – Evidence Demands and Security Offers

KAA Truth team responded professionally:

Actions Taken:

Requested concrete evidence
Offered studio interview with full security protection
Guaranteed confidentiality and safety measures
Asked for specific burial site coordinates

Killer’s Response:

Described burial site locations in detail
Expressed willingness to lead security teams to bodies
Revealed he was owed ₦7,000,000 for “the last job”
Claimed he had been threatened over demanding payment
Indicated financial desperation and fear for his life

December 27, 2024 – The Abuja Invitation

KAA Truth invited the alleged killer to their Abuja studio for a recorded interview. The killer agreed but cited one obstacle: transportation costs from Abia State to Abuja.

Location Details Provided:

Lives primarily in Port Harcourt (Rivers State)
Was in his village in Abia State when first contacted
Needed financial assistance for travel to Abuja

After December 27, 2024 – The Vanishing

According to KAA Truth, the alleged killer reportedly arrived in Abuja for the scheduled interview. Then, without warning or explanation:

He vanished completely
Stopped responding to all messages
Phone went silent
No further contact established

The disappearance raises critical questions:

Was he silenced?
Did he flee out of fear?
Was he paid off to stay quiet?
Was he arrested?
Did he ever actually exist, or is this an elaborate hoax?

The Evidence: What KAA Truth Revealed On-Screen

Digital Footprint Displayed

In their 13:06 of the video, KAA Truth showed:

WhatsApp Screenshots
- Complete message thread with timestamps
- Voice note recordings (audio played in video)
- Read receipts confirming communication
Phone Number
- Alleged killer’s mobile number displayed on-screen
- Verifiable through telecommunications records
Bank Account Details
- Account number shown with on-screen identifier “Opay”
- Actual account name displayed as “Precious Izuchukwu Kelechukwu”
Financial Claims
- Alleged killer offered to screenshot UPI (digital payment) balance
- Claimed poverty prevented travel to Abuja
- Stated owed ₦7,000,000 for completed assassination

The Specific Allegations: What the Killer Claims

Contract Killings for Pastor Chris Okafor

The alleged hitman claims he performed multiple murders on behalf of Pastor Chris Okafor, a prominent Nigerian pastor known for:

Large congregation and media presence
Miracle claims and prophecies
Significant wealth and influence

Alleged Activities:

Targeted assassinations of perceived enemies/threats
Burial of victims in remote bush locations and his pulpit
Payment arrangements for completed hits
Ongoing financial disputes over unpaid blood money (₦7,000,000)

Contract Killings for Prophet Jeremiah Fufuye

The killer also names Prophet Jeremiah Fufuye as someone he killed for, claiming:

Multiple assassination assignments
Knowledge of burial sites
Team operations involving multiple hitmen
One team member now dead, another imprisoned

The “Doris” Case

One of the most specific allegations involves a woman named “Doris”: who have been dragging Chris for many allegations, which she recently asked Chris what happened to her brother.

Alleged Details:

The killer was ordered to kill Doris
He knows who killed Doris’ brother
Suggests a targeted campaign against a family
Implies knowledge of multiple connected murders

Investigative Priority: If “Doris” or her brother can be identified and missing persons reports exist, this becomes immediately verifiable through police records.

Colleagues Imprisoned and Dead

The alleged killer claims:

One team member is dead (circumstances unknown)
Another colleague is in prison “because of Chris” (potentially Chris Okafor)
Imprisoned colleague could testify if granted immunity/protection

KAA Truth’s Response

Actions Taken by Investigators

1. Evidence Collection

Documented all messages with timestamps
Preserved voice recordings
Captured screenshots including phone numbers and bank details

2. Law Enforcement Notification

Forwarded all materials to Nigerian Police Force
Requested investigation by DSS (Department of State Services)
Made public appeal for authorities to intervene
Called for citizens to tag police on social media post

3. Public Transparency

Published findings on Facebook (Post ID: 870936788655808)
Clearly labeled allegations as unverified claims requiring investigation
Did not present allegations as proven facts
Maintained journalistic integrity while reporting serious claims

Editorial Stance: Allegation, Not Accusation

KAA Truth repeatedly emphasized in their video:

“We are presenting this material for investigation. We make no claims about its truthfulness. Law enforcement must verify these allegations through proper channels.”

This approach demonstrates:

Journalistic responsibility
Legal awareness
Commitment to truth over sensationalism
Protection against defamation liability

Legal Implications: What’s at Stake

If Allegations Prove True

Criminal Charges Possible:

Multiple counts of murder (potentially death penalty under Nigerian law)
Conspiracy to commit murder
Accessory to murder
Obstruction of justice
Witness intimidation
Financial crimes (if payment trails exist)
Organized criminal enterprise

Civil Consequences:

Wrongful death lawsuits from victims’ families
Asset seizure and forfeiture
Church/ministry dissolution
Loss of tax-exempt status

Social Impact:

Collapse of ministries involved
Crisis of faith for congregation members
Broader skepticism toward religious institutions
Potential copycat revelations from other victims

If Allegations Prove False

Criminal Charges for Whistleblower:

False reporting to law enforcement
Defamation of named individuals
Extortion (if financial demands were made)
Fraud (if money was obtained through false claims)
Public disturbance

Consequences for Accused:

Reputational damage despite innocence
Potential defamation lawsuits against accusers/publishers
Lost income and ministry opportunities during investigation
Psychological and emotional trauma

Why Hitmen Target Religious Leaders

The Pastor as Client: Unique Criminal Dynamics

Advantages for Criminal Pastors:

Built-in Loyalty Network
- Congregants defend leader reflexively
- “Touch not my anointed” theology weaponized
- Victims blamed for “attacking the church”
Cash-Heavy Operations
- Tithes and offerings often in untraceable cash
- Financial opacity standard in many churches
- Easy to divert funds for illegal payments
Information Access
- Know intimate details about enemies/threats
- Access to personal information through “counseling”
- Can identify vulnerable targets
Spiritual Intimidation
- Hitmen from congregation already fear “spiritual consequences”
- Can be controlled through religious manipulation
- Less likely to report due to spiritual beliefs
Operational Cover
- “Prayer meetings” and “spiritual assignments” provide cover for criminal activity
- Church property can hide illegal operations
- Travel for “ministry” disguises criminal movement

Why Hitmen Confess

Common Motivations:

Financial Disputes (as in this case: ₦7,000,000 owed)
Guilt and Psychological Breakdown
Fear of Being Eliminated (loose ends)
Protection from Prosecution (seeking immunity)
Revenge against former employers

The alleged killer’s confession fits pattern #1 and #3: He wants his money and fears retaliation for demanding payment.

The ₦7,000,000 Question: Blood Money Economics

What the Debt Reveals

If the alleged killer is owed ₦7,000,000 (approximately $4,500 USD) for “the last job,” this suggests:

Professional Operation:

Not a one-time crime of passion
Established pricing structure
Multiple completed “jobs” before this one
Business relationship between client and killer

Significant Target:

₦7M suggests high-value or high-risk hit
Target was likely prominent or well-protected
Possibly multiple victims in one operation
Required specialized skills or resources

Financial Paper Trail:

If previous payments were made, banking records exist
If ₦7M was discussed digitally, evidence may exist
Payment dispute increases likelihood whistleblower is genuine (why confess over imaginary debt?)

The Threat Factor

The alleged killer claims he was threatened over demanding payment. This suggests:

Initial cooperation between parties broke down
Killer became liability after demanding money
Pastors have means to intimidate/silence (possibly other hitmen)
Whistleblower feels backed into corner: confess or be killed

This dynamic (criminal employer vs. criminal employee) often produces whistleblowers both sides have leverage, creating mutual assured destruction.

What Happens Next: Possible Scenarios

Scenario 1: Allegations Confirmed

If police find bodies at described burial sites:

Immediate arrest of named pastors
Forensic examination of remains
Murder charges filed
International media coverage
Crisis in Nigerian religious community
Potential revelation of other victims/cases

Likelihood: Unknown without investigation completion

Scenario 2: Allegations Disproven

If no evidence supports claims:

Pastors pursue defamation lawsuits
Search for whistleblower intensifies (fraud charges)
KAA Truth faces potential legal action
Public apologies demanded
Case becomes cautionary tale about false accusations

Likelihood: Unknown without investigation completion

Red Flags: Warning Signs Your Pastor Might Be Dangerous

Based on This Case’s Allegations

1. Excessive Secrecy Around Inner Circle

Pastor has “special assistants” handling mysterious “kingdom business”
Private meetings you’re not allowed to know about
“Spiritual sons” who do unexplained tasks

2. Financial Opacity + Extreme Wealth

No financial transparency despite large offerings
Lavish lifestyle far beyond church income justification
Defensive or aggressive when questioned about money

3. Patterns of Enemies “Disappearing”

Critics suddenly stop attending with no explanation
Former members who threatened exposure go silent
People who challenged pastor face mysterious hardships

4. Spiritual Intimidation Tactics

“Curses” pronounced on anyone who questions leadership
Prophecies used to control members’ decisions
“Touch not my anointed” weaponized against accountability

If your church has 3+ of these signs, be very cautious.

The Disappeared Whistleblower: What His Vanishing Means

Chilling Possibilities

Theory 1: He’s in Hiding

Feared retaliation after arriving in Abuja
Realized the danger he put himself in
Went underground for safety
May resurface if granted witness protection

Theory 2: He Was Silenced

Met with foul play after arrival
Eliminated as a liability
Body hidden or destroyed
Disappeared permanently

Theory 3: He Was Bought Off

Paid to stay quiet
Given the ₦7M he claimed was owed
Signed non-disclosure agreement
Compensated for silence

Theory 4: He Never Intended to Appear

Entire confession was scheme for money/attention
Never actually traveled to Abuja
Scam artist exploiting sensational claims
No genuine knowledge of crimes

Theory 5: Arrested Before Interview

Police intercepted him based on confession
Currently in custody being questioned
Investigation ongoing but not public
Will emerge when charges are filed

What This Means for the Case

If Theory 1 or 5: Evidence likely exists; investigation can proceed

If Theory 2: Proves dangerousness of those accused; investigation urgent

If Theory 3: Suggests accusations may be true (why pay if innocent?)

If Theory 4: Entire case collapses; false alarm

Current Status: Unknown. Whistleblower’s fate remains mystery.

The Broader Pattern: Murder-for-Hire in Religious Contexts

Historical Cases Where Religious Leaders Hired Killers

International Examples:

Jim Jones (Jonestown, 1978)

Ordered assassination of US Congressman Leo Ryan
Ordered mass murder-suicide of 918 followers
Had armed “security team” enforcing control

Charles Manson (1960s-70s)

Used religious/cult ideology to manipulate killers
Followers committed murders believing spiritual duty
Promised spiritual elevation through violence

Ervil LeBaron (1970s-80s)

Fundamentalist Mormon leader
Ordered murders of rival polygamist leaders
Killed dozens through devoted followers

African Context:

Various Cases:

Ritual killings for “spiritual power”
Elimination of whistle-blowers threatening exposure
Murders of romantic rivals or financial threats
Killing of former members attempting to leave

Common Thread: Charismatic religious authority + unquestioning followers + lack of accountability = deadly combination

The Truth About Religious Authority

God is not afraid of questions. Only frauds are.

Jesus welcomed scrutiny. Criminals demand blind obedience.

The Bible commands believers to “test all things.” Religious culture that forbids testing is not biblical—it’s a control mechanism.

What “I Have Killed for Jeremiah and Chris Okafor” Really Means

Whether those specific words prove true or false, they represent a chilling possibility that should shake every believer to their core:

Some of the most dangerous people in Nigeria may be hiding behind Bibles, pulpits, and the phrase “touch not my anointed.”

The question is: Will you keep protecting them? Or will you demand truth, regardless of how uncomfortable that truth becomes?

LEGAL DISCLAIMER:

All individuals named in this article are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The allegations discussed remain under investigation by Nigerian authorities. This article presents claims made by an anonymous whistleblower as reported by KAA Truth and does not assert these claims as verified facts. The purpose is to discuss accountability in religious institutions and encourage legitimate law enforcement investigation, not to pronounce guilt or innocence.

Source: KAA Truth Investigation | December 22-27, 2024

Facebook Post ID: 870936788655808

Video Duration: 13:06

Investigation Status: Ongoing | Unverified Allegations