It’s Not Me, It’s The Devil

In 2006, six members of a Lagos church were set on fire by their pastor. He called it discipline. The courts called it attempted murder. One of them, Ann Uzor, didn't survive.This episode rebuilds the case of Reverend King from the court transcripts, witness testimony, and Supreme Court judgment. What happened inside the Christian Praying Assembly compound, who was targeted and why, and how a man who claimed to speak for God ended up on death row.Read My Lord, It's the Devil — our newsletter on Substack for behind-the-scenes research, the details that didn't make the final cut, and other cases too ridiculous not to share: https://inmitdpodcast.substack.com/Full episode transcript available at raconteur-productions.com. It's Not Me, It's The Devil is a Raconteur Productions original, powered by the Archivi.ng 2026 Fellowship.

In the concluding episode, we follow the trail of money leading us to Emmanuel Nwude, and with more questions than answers!

Is Amaka Anajemba, a stay-at-home mum, completely out of her depth or a criminal mastermind?

The story begins in Brazil in 1995, where Nelson Tetsuo Sakaguchi, the International Director of Banco Noroeste explores an investment opportunity that’s too good to be true.

A pastor. A husband. A banker. A jujuman. A bomber. Five cases. Five defendants. Five versions of the same sentence. Season 2 of It's Not Me, It's The Devil drops September 10, 2026. Subscribe now so you don't miss it.It's Not Me, It's The Devil is a true crime podcast that takes notorious Nigerian criminal cases and rebuilds them from the inside — using court transcripts, sworn testimony, police statements, and newspaper archives. Every case, someone did something terrible. Every case, someone else got the blame. This podcast is the evidence that says otherwise.A Raconteur Productions original, powered by the Archivi.ng 2026 Fellowship.