Prophet David Owuor has stirred fresh controversy after issuing a stern warning to Kenyans who question his miracles and prophetic claims.
While addressing congregants during a church service, the Repentance and Holiness Ministry leader described himself as “very powerful and dangerous,” cautioning critics against challenging him.
“I am very powerful and dangerous. Kenyans don’t try me. I have destroyed countries like Haiti. If I destroy you, I destroy you totally forever. For now, I am giving you grace to repent!” he said.
The remarks quickly spread online, drawing sharp reactions from both supporters and critics. His followers defended him, saying the statement reflects spiritual authority and biblical-style warning language. Others, however, criticized the tone, arguing that such words may be perceived as intimidating.
Owuor is known for dramatic prophetic pronouncements that often spark national debate. His ministry commands a significant following across Kenya, with large-scale crusades frequently organized in different counties.
As discussions continue, the latest statement has once again placed him at the center of public attention, with Kenyans divided over the meaning and impact of his message.
