The allegations against Televangelist Ezekiel Odero of New Life Prayer Centre and Church are truly disturbing. The preacher has been accused of indoctrinating the public and involvement in occult practices. These accusations have led to his arrest, as well as the immediate closure of his church by Coast Regional Commissioner Rhodah Onyancha.
The situation escalated when reports of mysterious deaths occurring on church grounds emerged, leading to Odero’s apprehension in Mavueni, Kilifi County. Odero has denied the allegations of occultism during his interrogation by Kilifi detectives, but further investigation is ongoing.
This disturbing saga took a more sinister turn as authorities exhumed 95 bodies from a farm in Shakahola Forest. The discovery was linked to Pastor Paul Mackenzie of Good News International Church, leading to Odero being summoned for questioning. The exact nature of Odero’s involvement in this case has not been revealed, but it is clear that the situation is deeply troubling.
The allegations against Odero and the discovery of the bodies in Shakahola Forest have left many people shocked and disturbed. It is important to remember that these are only allegations at this stage, and that everyone is entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
At the same time, it is essential that the authorities conduct a thorough investigation into these allegations to determine the truth of the matter. The safety and wellbeing of the public must be the top priority, and any criminal activity, including involvement in the occult, must be dealt with appropriately.
The case of Televangelist Ezekiel Odero highlights the importance of remaining vigilant and aware of the activities taking place within our communities. It is essential that we remain alert to any suspicious behaviour and report it to the relevant authorities. By working together, we can help to ensure that our communities remain safe and secure for all.
