I Have Enough Evidence – Nigerian Catholic Nun Says, Claims She Was Dismissed From The Convent After Accusing Priests Of Sexual Harassment

A dismissed Catholic nun, Rev. Sr. Anastasia Kinse, has accused a priest within the Catholic Church of sexually assaulting her, saying that she has evidence to back up her claims.

Speaking on Arise TV on Monday, October 13, Sr. Anastasia, who previously served under the Auchi Catholic Diocese in Edo State, claimed she was dismissed after she exposed an alleged sexual misconduct by priests.

The former nun said she joined the Congregation of Mother of Perpetual Help of the Archangels Sisters in 2015 but soon began facing challenges after reporting incidents of alleged sexual advances by priests. She said that in 2016, a priest invited her to spend a week with him at his parish, which she declined, while another allegedly put his belt around her waist under the guise of taking her measurements for clothes.

According to her, the psychological impact of these incidents was later described by Church authorities as “madness,” leading to her dismissal from both her congregation and her teaching role.