A number of organisations are accusing a Nigerian preacher of potentially harming children she thinks are witches and want her banned from the UK.
Campaigners have called on the Home Secretary to stop the born-again Pentecostal preacher who's also known as 'Lady Apostle' from entering the UK again after her current tour.
Simon Bass from the Churches Child Protection Advisory Service has told Premier that churches must never be responsible for putting children in danger.
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