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US Based “Prophet” Sylvester Ofori Shoots Wife Dead [VIDEO]


The City of Orlando Police Department has arrested a self-described prophet and founder of Floodgates of Heaven International Ministries named Sylvester Ofori in the murder of his 27-year-old wife.


The 35-year-old “pastor” was arrested on Tuesday night after he shot his wife Barbara Tommey outside the Navy Federal Credit Union branch where she worked.


The shooting happened at around 9 a.m. at Navy Federal Credit Union on Gardens Park Boulevard.


Orlando Police, in a brief statement Tuesday night, said Tommey “was shot near the front door of the business by her husband, Sylvester Ofori.”

Police said the shooting was captured on security footage.


“You can tell that she’s trying to get inside. Unfortunately, he shoots her outside of the establishment,” Police Chief Orlando Rolon said.


Police added that “detectives worked tirelessly throughout the day in order to achieve the following outcome in this case.”


A search warrant was served at Ofori’s apartment, where he was taken into custody, police said.



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