Puzzle as 'Mungu Wa Kakamega' Demands VIP Protection, Personal Assistant from Govt: "Hamjanisettle"
- Alfred Ndeta from Lurambi in Kakamega county claims to be god, saying he landed from heaven in 1987 and sent the devil to the fire in 1988
- Since he is apparently the ruler of the world and has all the power, he wonders why the government has not made any arrangements for him to get VIP security and an assistant
- He also said that he doesn't have a house and would like Kenyans to build him one that resembles the one he left in heaven
Kakamega: Alfred Ndeta, a man who claims to be a god, is unhappy because the government has not provided him with state security and personal assistants, which other prominent persons are accorded.
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In an interview with Arnold Brandon Lee, the elderly man with rough grey and black dreadlocks said that he descended from heaven on March 10, 1987, adding he is the Third Father.
"It has been 38 years here and I want to build a house here that resembles the one I left in heaven but I am unable to," he said.
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Ndeta also bears an ambitious plan to change Kenya's name and make it the capital city of the world.
"If Kenya builds a house for me, it will change status. I belong to the holy ones who have faith. I don't beg," he said.
"God is for Kenyans; where there is a great God, there is a great satan. If God is a god here then Kenya is the capital city of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden," he explained.
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In addition to the house, Mungu Wa Kakamega said that he needs a security guard and a personal assistant, like other people with status in society.
"The president is only head of country while a governor is the head of a county and they have all that. What about me with a bigger mandate," he said.
He, however, denied having a family, saying the people who follow him are his family.
"When the righteous pray they are praying to me but when the sinners pray, the prayers go to the other one," he said.
Ndeta is also calling on the government to provide him with priests and other helpers to aid in what he describes as a divine mission to โsave mankind.โ
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Pastor Dann Mathews Were said: "Those are just dramas (hizo ni madrama tu.)
"These are the last days, there will be so many of these people you have not seen anything. Christians should by now know how to tell the difference, but sadly many follow blindly," he said.
"Christians in pain or those lacking connection to conventional churches may follow such people,blindly and get into trouble. Question everytime, qiestion everuthing, readt the word of God meditate on everynight," he added.
Kenyans react to the story:
Judie Jodie:
"god asking for protection ๐คฃ๐คฃ.We've gone overboard!
user4870212784548:
"Sasa God akiomba security sisi nani atatulinda jameni."
njeri_brendah:
"Kama huyu ni mungu shetani anakaa aje?"
Secretgal๐ฅ๐ซ๐คโค๏ธโ๐ฅ:
Hiyo inaitwa Western Kenya. Tulikuwa na yesu wa Tongaren from Bungoma county, then Maria mama wa yesu from Busia county and now we have Mungu from Kakamega county. Tunangojea tu holy spirit from Vihiga county na shetani ajitokeza from Transnzoia county then we close."
marto4938๐ค๐ค๐:
"Alafu tufike binguni tupate uyu ndio Mungu!Mimi narundi mgu"
Tiaty King๐ต (๐ฐ๐ช๐จ๐ฉ):
"I'm in Kakamega and this place is Heaven ๐๐๐.mimi ni Malaika Gabriel ๐๐."
Mercie:
"Me nilale usiku mungu anilindie na ndo huyu hapa anataka security ๐๐."
Simply mariah:
"Kaeni chini mjue vile mungu wa Kakamega atapata sechurity๐๐."
Mama Maria claims she raised dead person
In another story, Maria Mama wa Yesu claimed that she raised a dead person back to life after praying and through divine intervention.
Mama Maria claimed to be the mother of Jesus Christ, which added a supernatural dimension to her persona.
According to the middle-aged lady, she followed instructions from 'God' to perform the resurrection.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
