Botswana has shut down the church of a controversial Malawian self-styled magician prophet, who claimed to walk on air, and claimed to have “angels” appear in one of his church services with other erroneous claims that are quite frankly laughable! How this charlatan was able to establish a church in Washington DC is anyone’s guess.
The government confirmed the closure of Shepherd Bushiri’s Enlightened Christian Gathering Church (ECG) in Gaborone, reportedly due to concerns over so-called “miracle money”.
Malawi24 reports that the church has appealed against the decision, taken less than a year after he was in effect banned from entering the country.
He had been due to attend a conference However, Botswana minister Edwin Batshu announced in April 2017 that Mr Bushiri – who now lives in South Africa – would need a visa to enter, despite Malawians not usually needing one, according to AllAfrica.com.
Who is Shepherd Bushiri?
- Malawi-born magician/”prophet” who calls himself “Major One” who operates churches from Ghana to South Africa and now in Washington DC in the United States
- Claims to have cured people of HIV and brought people back from the dead, South Africa’s Mail & Guardian says
- Predicted the UK would split, “states” would fight and it would descend into “chaos”, the Maravi Post said in a report
- Faked “walking on air” in a video shared widely on social media
- Told Zimbabwe politician Kembo Mohadi he would get “the crown” before he was named vice-president, according to New Zimbabwe
The government has now announced that the church will be shut for good, with the Botswana Gazette obtaining a letter informing management the “registration” had been cancelled.
The newspaper further reports it was the church’s use of “miracle money” – false promises of money appearing as if by magic – which broke the country’s laws.
Mr Bushiri – who has more than 2.3 million likes on Facebook and filled Johannesburg’s FNB Stadium on New Year’s Eve – and his church have yet to respond publicly.
The church leader is known as much for his lavish lifestyle…
He came under fire last year after it emerged that he was charging between 1,000 and 25,000 rand ($80-2,000; £60-1,500) to attend a gala dinner with him, South Africa’s News24 reported.
How he was allowed to establish a “church” in the United States is anyone’s guess but it is a new trend that should be examined very carefully by the United States Government. The last thing that is needed in this country is another false prophet fleecing the American people. Listen to what is being said about him in Africa
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One thing that is certain, Americans are already suffering from filthy American pastors sexually molesting children- if we continue to allow these African witches to entertain our congregations there will be an increase of church deaths. This is what he does in his own country! He uses spiritual means to kill and bring sickness to people to satisfy the deity he worships- the deity that provides him with his demon to perform “wonders” in the midst of his on lookers. A word to the wise is sufficient, beware of these African witches!
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This is sickening! What’s more pathetic is that the “church” is so busy following signs and wonders, that they don’t even realize that they are being entertained by demons!
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