Was amazed to find it in pipeline embakasi and i bought it. I think its good for my DVD archive.

@Kusadikika what most who are now cursing Kanyari but praising their own pastor don't understand that in the land of conmen, they are known as a MARK. Someone who's been marked for a con and is going to give more money.

When you ask them hard questions, they come up with convoluted answers.

1. You are jealous of the pastor
2. You are a non-believer so will never understand
3. What happens with tithe is God's business
4. Our pastor speaks the "real" word
5. You must tithe to succeed.

A lot of nonsense if said in an echo chamber.

But if 500 people in a room say it together and speak in a language which they pretend to be from angels and they don't understand...ribashaka ribashaka, they tend to believe it.

That's brainwashing and being conned every Sunday betweeen the hours of 1pm and 3pm when they are too tired and hungry to think logically.

But if you say these things in public, you will be called the son of the devil.

Kenyan churches are where conmen and conwomen are made, nurtured and bred. The rest of us are better served doing anything other than being a part of the circus.

Sad that this Mwende died under misterious circumstances and we havent heard any outcome of the investigations.I hope none of the 'witnesses' in Kanyari's saga will disappear misteriously.

huh? she died?

i don't really blame Kanyari for what he did. There are 100's if not thousands of kanyari's out there. People have to make a living somehow.
It's a business and and a thriving one. These people go after poor people to give them hope. Ever notice how in poor neighborhoods there are churches everywhere?! church/wines/church/wines

i blame the gullible religious nuts that follow this people blindly. I'm not against tithing but people should do their due diligence before trusting these people.
i personally would rather give my money to charity than tithe.

The media used and dumbed her? How come that media hse did not inform us of her death or it was not necessary. ..

She had outlived her usefulness.

They are already one and united and they, like Oginde, are calling for stronger regulation against those who will not toe the line.

The Cardinal will 'leave you at the lights' just wait and see.

You will loose your bet. Bet light.

Don't take life that serious. However you take it, nothing will change.

Seems many people weren't keen on the expose to understand kanyari's "business model". His main target is the 40m kenyans and not those who attend his church. The church is more or less the production studio, a setting for TV and radio programmes targeted at the whole country. His staff and choir members are actors in the programmes/miracles and testimonies meant for the TV and radio programs. So this is how it works:

1. the 'dramatic' TV and radio programs are produced at his church and then aired on TV and radio
2. There are 8 telephone/Mpesa lines which are given for one to send 310 bob requesting for a prayer/blessings.
3. Once your 310 is received, one of his staff/'pastors' calls you back, asks about your problem and prays for you. Then depending on your kind of problem asks you to send some money either 777, 1777, 2777, 4777 etc etc for that prayer.
4. Each staff member is required to raise Ksh 21,000 per day through these prayer lines (He has set 3 'targets' for each staff, a target being 7,000 bob). One staff member said that some people give upto 60,000 after a prayer session. All the money is recorded in a book. Thus the prayer lines makes his church about Ksh 200,000 per day.
5. The funds are used to buy time at TV and radio stations, pay staff, church operations etc and sustain his business model.

I think kanyari borrowed from the US televangelists and their mode of operation i.e they normally air their preachings on TV and have numerous telephone lines for prayers and ask for donations to sustain 'preaching of the gospel'.