Controversial prophet DAVID OWUOR exposed after boy he claimed to have healed of leprosy in 2023 seeks medical help - He took advantage of him
Source: Daily PostBy noreply@blogger.com (.)
Thursday, November 11, 2026 - Controversial prophet David Owuor, the founder of the Repentance and Holiness Ministry, has come under scrutiny after a boy he claimed to have miraculously healed of leprosy in 2023 reportedly resurfaced seeking medical assistance. In 2023, Owuor paraded a boy identified as Bryson Makokha during a Mega Crusade in Nakuru, claiming to have healed him of leprosy. The controversial preacher…
Thursday,
November 11, 2026 - Controversial
prophet David Owuor, the founder of the Repentance and Holiness Ministry, has
come under scrutiny after a boy he claimed to have miraculously healed of
leprosy in 2023 reportedly resurfaced seeking medical assistance.
In 2023, Owuor paraded a boy identified as
Bryson Makokha during a Mega Crusade in Nakuru, claiming to have healed
him of leprosy.
The controversial preacher declared that the
healing happened instantly, giving glory to God.
He also shared photos of the boy on social media
as evidence of the purported miracle.
However, three years later, Bryson is
desperately seeking help after his condition worsened, raising fresh questions
about the highly publicized healing claims made during the crusade.
Prophet Owuor has repeatedly been accused of
staging miracles to brainwash his followers.
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
In brief
Thursday, November 11, 2026 - Controversial prophet David Owuor, the founder of the Repentance and Holiness Ministry, has come under scrutiny after a boy he claimed to have miraculously healed of leprosy in 2023 reportedly resurfaced seeking medical assistance. In 2023, Owuor paraded a boy identified as Bryson Makokha during a Mega Crusade in Nakuru, claiming to have healed him of leprosy.
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