The Controvesy surrounding Prophet Owuor and Mrs Jane Njagi Muthoni continues to elicit mixed reactions.
In this scenario, Prophet Owuor is definately the bad one while the lady is probably a victim of circumstances.
Mrs. Njagi was a practising Lawyer but after influence from Prophet Owuor and his Repentence and Holiness Ministry, he decided to quit her job in order to become one of the Bishops at Owuor’s Church.
Her Sister, Alice Macharia has now come out to hit the nail on the head with claims that a scheme by Owuor’s church to make Mrs. Jane Njagi a begger was hatched back in 2004 when her sister was ‘forced’ to close down her firm to ‘serve the Lord.’
A year later, she was coerced to appoint Lily Muthoni, Prophet Owuor’s Church member to run her property on grounds that she was unwell, she said.
“We don’t think the memory lapse they are talking about is natural. We believe our sister was forced to take some drugs that made her lose her memory. We are questioning why the church should ask her to appoint another, whom she is not related to, to manage her property,” Macharia said.
She claimed that Muthoni was never allowed to leave her room and was kept indoors for long periods, at times more than three days. This, she claimed, caused mental torture to their sister, leading to memory loss.
“Initially, I am a person who was helping my sister run the property. But these people chased me away and every time, I come to visit, I am stopped at the gate. Sometimes, I camp there for eight hours and go I back without seeing her,” Njagi said.
She said Muthoni was blocked from visiting their sick mother at Karen Hospital. Their mother, Charity Njagi, passed on February 17, but Muthoni only knew about the death three days later.
But lawyer Watenga, Owuor’s lawyer, said that Muthoni closed down her law firm and devoted herself to the Lord after Owuor healed her son’s dyslexia.
“When Muthoni requested prayers and her son was healed from the complicated problem, she decided to retire from practising as a lawyer and so serve God,” the lawyer said.