Prophet David Owuor is surely one of the most followed men of God not only in Kenya but in different Parts of the World. His Crusades have been known to attract mammoth crowds that they have at times even beaten the records set by various political rallies in the Country.
But did you know that the Prophet does not have an online presence even with his big following? Prophet Dr. Owuor is not on either Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn.
His followers are warned that whoever claims to be the prophet on these platforms is “a fraud and a conman”.
His crusades, with his signature gospel of Revelations 16:15 (Prepare the way for the Messiah is coming), are quite unlike anything Kenya has witnessed before.
If it is about streets being scoured clean, healing during his revival meetings that are attended by thousands and prophesies that inspire dread, Prophet Owuor’s package is served in epic proportions. He is now a popular phenomenon and a movement as well.
After his three-day meeting in Nakuru on Tuesday this week, Dr Owuor announced to his congregants that he was flying to Mombasa to meet President Uhuru Kenyatta, an indication of his proximity to power.
Before he left for Mombasa, Prophet Owuor was escorted to a waiting chopper by an OCPD named only as Okiring, a Chief Inspector Mwangi and an officer of the DCIO.
These men are heard in a video addressing the prophet as “my lord”. The chopper was allegedly sent to him by the President
Yet it is the video of the prophet’s grand entry in Nakuru before the crusade in a large convoy that included police escort and outriders with sirens that, for the first time, triggered tremors within government.
Inspector-General of Police Joseph Boinnet expressed displeasure with senior police officers in Nakuru for authorising “misuse of State vehicles”.
The vehicles have since been detained, as investigations into whether they were issued procedurally continue.