Bonobos love religion, but having a common sense is where they draw the line.
99% of the people in that stadium are peasants. The 1% who are birrionares are the people on the podium.
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Hareruyah
i see the usual “possessed” actors lying there watolewe mapepo
Press Gad?
Dorcas Rigathi was there.
So was pius miuru
Selling false hope to peasants is a very profitable business.
Promise them heaven in the afterlife and walk away with cold hard cash to enjoy your version of heaven TODAY. 
:D:D they say life is a comedy.
This guy, during his sermon… ni mpesa paybill,cash app et al… ndio zina shimmer like Christmas lights hapo chini kwa screen. Fake as they come.
Its clean business of separating fools from their money. I can’t blame a smart person for using his smarts to get ahead in life.
Hii dunia you pay dearly for being stupid.
We aree all the same, there is no difference with those who spend their weekend having two to three beers as they dance rhumba. Damages to the pocket are the same.
Give false hope to peasants and become a billionaire.
:D:D
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Hapo watu wananyamba nyamba mpaka hewa inaisha kama ile single room ya @sludgist
Weh hata jambass hakujaza stadium and when was the last time hio stadium ilijaa hivyo? This is a politicians wet dream bana
A sucker is born every minute
Generally, fools need to remember that the blessings all those 1000s of people are looking for exist and are real and many have received them.
The problem is that a huge majority of INDIVIDUAL “men of God” and whole churches who are supposed to Shepard the flock to said blessings are in it for the money.
Apart from pastor the other people who gained immensely are the matatu owners. Ferrying all these peasants is big business.
That’s a deadly stampede waiting to happen.
i give up hawa ni wengi sana iQ yetu kenyans iko average ya 85.
coz tumesoma sana lakini hatuna akili
Nilisikia maid wangu akiongea kuhusu huyu jamaa na leo hajarudi nyumbani. Wonder whether this is where she went