Friday, November 1, 2024

Why Prophet Owuor Is A Fraud

Why Prophet Owuor Is A Fraud

Let’s talk about the money. Imagine what could be accomplished with the total sum of all those luxuries! That’s a lot of money. Do you think Jesus would have wanted his earthly representatives traveling the globe in luxurious accommodations? Or do you think Jesus would have wanted to see the millions used to feed the poor, help the homeless, improve education, or just make some kind of huge impact to help humanity?

Undocumented assets are a defining characteristic of a fraudulent business or businessman. Since Owuor runs a religious organization and not really a company, the government can’t force him to say where he receives his money from, other than describing the sources as “Contributions, gifts, grants.”

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The bottom line: It’s time for people to wake up! Stop being manipulated and giving your money to the power hungry religious leader who owns limousines and multiple multi-million-dollar homes. Prophet Owuor is a fake. If he was so genuinely concerned about doing good and Godly deeds, he would be using all the expensive gifts he supposedly gets from his followers and from abroad to truly make a difference in the lives of so many. Instead, he’ll be enjoying a better than first-class experience as he is driven around the country in style laughing at the farce he created.

 

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