Mackenzie has 17 children living lavish lives while urging those of others to starve to death
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Kilifi cult leader has 17 children who're living lavish lives according to reports as he urges others to starve to death
Kilifi cult leader has 17 children who’re living lavish lives according to reports as he urges others to starve to death.
Details of Pastor Paul Mackenzie, the leader of a religious cult in Malindi, continue to emerge daily as Kilifi North MP Owen Baya claims he’s 17 Kids living lavish lives.
Makenzie started the church in 2003 together with his wife, Joyce Mwikamba.
Makenzie, the founder of the controversial Good News International Church was arrested after forcing his congregants to starve to death.
The controversial man of God convinced them that by starving, they would meet God.
Hundreds of people from across the country sold their earthy belonging and moved to Shakahola to fast and pray in preparedness to meet their maker.
Debating on the horror of Shakahola on April 25, parliament condemned the brutal acts by Mackenzie, demanding justice for his victims.
Kilifi North MP Owen Baya claimed Mackenzie has 17 children, and they live large while his congregants fasted to death.
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They are eating and feeding well. His wife lives in a beautiful house while he is telling his followers not to eat because it is time for them to meet Jesus. That is a tragedy,” he said.
Speaking on the same, Paul Katana, the MP for Kaloleni said: “Tumesikia Makenzie ako na watoto kumi na saba wanaishi maisha ya kifari, yeye mwenyewe hajafunga na hajakufa.”
Meanwhile, the death toll for the Kilifi cult has climbed to 95 after the bodies of five children were exhumed near the home of the controversial preacher.
This came as the exhumation of bodies entered the sixth today with more expected to be found.
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