Maria Mama wa Yesu Claims She Was Mzungu When Born: “Daktari Walishangaa”
- Maria Mama wa Yesu, a woman who boldly claims divine lineage, left many scratching their heads after recounting an unusual detail about her birth
- She insisted she wasn’t born black, and her appearance at birth reportedly baffled even the medical staff present
- Her story, including a mysterious Bible verse her father left her before dying, left Kenyans both amused and bewildered
Maria Mama wa Yesu, a woman claiming to be the mother of Jesus, has amused many Kenyans with a narration of her birth.
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In an interview with Radio 47, the woman from Busia county claimed that she was not born black.
"I was born at Mulago Hospital in Uganda in 1975. I am the second-born child of my mother."
Real name Ruth Nafula, Maria claimed that her birth puzzled even the doctors at the hospital.
Was Maria Mama wa Yesu born white?
"My mother told me I was born a Mzungu, only my hair was black, showing that I am African. The doctors were puzzled seeing an African woman giving birth to a white child."
Maria said that the doctors gathered around, asking themselves questions. Her mother was equally puzzled.
"Growing up, people would come to see me, viewing me as a gift."
Maria said she was healthy until age six when she fell ill.
"My bones used to hurt me. I used to ask what I did wrong."
Maria said that when her father died, he left her with a lasting message.
“My father cried thrice and asked for a Bible. He opened Luke 4:18-19. He said he died because of the verse.”
The Bible verse says:
“The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.”
What do Kenyans think of Maria Mama wa Yesu?
Kenyans were in disbelief and reacted to Maria’s narration by saying:
ammarruwehy:
“Can't herbal medicines cure this one?”
zouh480:
“You are black, calm down.”
angojoe:
“Since COVID-19, we have gone crazy.”
mama_mobetto:
“This has me crying so hard.”
therealopobo:
“Encourage her to seek alternative therapy; she may be healed.”
mpwage_cos:
“How has it happened again? You have become black?”
Did Maria Mama wa Yesu raise dead person?
Source: UGC
In other news, Maria shared a dramatic account of allegedly bringing a dead person back to life through divine instruction.
During a radio interview, she described how a lifeless body was brought to her hours after death.
She claimed to have received a series of steps from God, guiding her to place her hands on specific parts of the body and pray with unwavering faith.
According to Maria, signs of life began to appear, and eventually, the person started breathing again. She further claimed the individual was taken to a nearby hospital for medical support. Her story was met with disbelief, debate, and fascination among listeners and social media users.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
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