Pastors and Owour followers have today taken to social media to defend the ‘Mighty Prophet’ of the Lord after the news of his exaggerated convoy that hit the headlines a couple days ago.
The pastors are now demanding for an apology saying that the media had ill intentions and were inconsiderate to use a 3 year old video to publish articles and air stories of the incident
The followers have also expressed disappointment saying that the main stream media was wrong to have aired the story even without proper clarifications.
Making noise online, the followers have also shared images of the gathering saying that no matter what the media says or tries to tarnish their name, that will not stop them from worshiping.
Were they sleeping on their job because is was Christmas?…….This is unacceptable.
These are some of the reactions online as reporters have been warned not to fish their news on social media or You Tube.
Why wouldn’t they @StandardKenya and @citizentvkenya find out true story and write a beautiful article that would stir up the medical fratanity into establishing a research that would find out how possible this was?
More reactions come into play as some of the followers wish that the media could have captured their stories of real ‘miracles and healings’.
Some have added that Kenyans should fear the messenger of Jehova by repenting and suggested the airing of the healing videos instead of unverified content.
This uproar has however been criticized as some Kenyans have expressed a contrary opinion saying that even though the media might have made a mistake the fact remains that people have been brainwashed.