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    Coast Regional children services want Kilifi controversial pastor investigated

    Coast Times DigitalBy Coast Times DigitalMarch 27, 2023Updated:March 27, 2023No Comments20 Views
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    Coast regional directorate of children services coordinator asked the register of society to investigate a controversial pastor in Kilifi.

    Coast regional directorate of children services coordinator  George Migosi  has called on the register of society to immediately investigate  the controversial Kilifi based televangelist church and its teaching, accusing it of manipulating followers through skewed extreme religious teaching.

    Migosi is also accusing Pastor Paul Makenzi of the Good news international church for brainwashing his followers and preaching dangerous doctrine that encourages them to fast for 40 days in order to see the coming back of Jesus.

    Addressing journalists in Shakahola, Magarini Constituency after rescuing four children Migosi asked the register of society to investigate the pastor’s teaching, adding that many children across the country are undergoing suffering in the hands of him.

    “Even if the church has been certified to carry out its activities, I can say that its teachings are against children’s acts. As I’m talking I have managed to rescue four children and I have seen Makenzi at his home with a group of people I believe are his followers. We have had reports that some people have burnt their degree certificates because of his teaching that is against education,” said Migosi.

    He alleged that it is in his house that the pastor has been brainwashing and shaping the belief of his followers.

    Migosi said that some of those who followed his scripture teaching have already died.

    On Thursday last week Makenzi was presented before Malindi high court where Directorate of criminal investigation (DCI) officer’s requested for 14 days to probe the matter.

    He was released on a Ksh.10, 000 police bond.

    “Pastor Makenzi claimed that he would quit teaching the word of God in 2019 and this is where I wanted the register of society to chip in and investigate because he is still on course and he is teaching his followers at his home in Shakahola,” he added.

    Johnson Kenga, a follower who quieted the church because of his suspicious teaching says that Makenzi was instructing his congregants not to seek medical treatment when sick and taking meals.

    Kenga also claimed that Makenzi used to instruct his followers not to take their children to school but instead follow his scriptures so as to reach heaven faster.

    “I became suspicious over his instructions and I decided to quit the church because he even told his followers not to do any activity or relocate to town,” said Kenga.

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