Pastor Allegedly Buries 2-Year-Old Son In His Church Room At Mankessim Estate

Allegedly Buried 2 year old son
Mankessim Estate, Central Region A shocking incident has emerged involving the founder of God Host Favor Chapel who also runs Yesu Agyemie Herbal Centre Rev. Israel Eshun, who is alleged to have secretly buried his two-year-old son in a room inside his church premises without informing anyone, including his wife.

According to reliable information gathered by Douglas Oyiboh Amponsah, the incident has left the local community stunned and disturbed.

The pastor’s wife, Mrs. Christian Marcathy, popularly known as Maame Ama, revealed that their son fell ill and was rushed to the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra for medical attention.

However, doctors reportedly informed the family that the child’s condition was beyond recovery and advised them to take him home to spend his final moments with his loved ones.

Rev. Eshun allegedly returned home ahead of the family. Upon arriving, he found that the child had passed away.

Rather than informing his wife or relatives, he reportedly proceeded to bury the child himself in a room within the church without the knowledge or consent of anyone, including his own wife.

Maame Ama, who is currently eight months and three weeks pregnant, said she only discovered what had happened when she asked her husband about the whereabouts of their son.

It was then that the pastor reportedly showed her where he had buried the child.

In an even more troubling revelation, the woman accused her husband of repeated physical abuse during her pregnancy.

She claimed that she had reported the abuse to neighbors and even informed the police, after officer has visited their home or the church premises to investigate for make an arrest the moment we entered and saw us coming he run away in to the bush.

The case has raised serious concerns about domestic abuse, child burial regulations, and law enforcement response in the community.”

Finally Rev Israel Eshun has been arrested by police this morning to mankessim police division at Gyedu.

By Douglas Oyiboh Amponsah