Jendella Benson: ’Being convicted of a crime I didn’t commit changed my theology’
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In this exclusive interview, the British-Nigerian novelist opens up about her unexpected conviction for money laundering, and explains how the love and support of her church family helped keep her faith alive while her husband was in prison
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Released on 8 Jul 2022
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