Photos: Woman sets statue of Virgin Mary ablaze at a Catholic Church in Enugu

A woman set statue of Virgin Mary ablaze at a Catholic Church in Enugu State on Sunday morning. 
 
The shocking incident happened at St. Jacobs Parish Orba, Nsukka.
 
It was gathered that the woman waited until the end of the early morning mass before perpetuating the act. 
 
The suspect was immediately arrested and is currently being interrogated to find out the reason for her action



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