PAUL MACKENZIE SHOULD BE IN JAIL; President Ruto

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The prosecution of pastor Paul Mackenzie over the deaths of some of his followers whose remains were found buried at Shakahola forest in Kilifi was demanded by President William Ruto on April 24 during his remarks at the prison cadet officers’ pass-out ceremony.

The Head of State likened the pastor to a terrorist for preaching to netizens against the tenets of the constitution, citing that he is a terrible criminal.

Look out for those who want to abuse even the religious sector by masquerading as religious people yet what they do is contrary to the teachings and to the beliefs of the religion, whether they are Christians, Muslims or any other religion. What we are seeing in Kilifi, Shakahola, i akin to terrorism. There’s no difference between Mr. Mackenzie who pretends and posses as a pastor when in fact he is a terrible criminal. Terrorists use religion to advance their heinous acts. People like Mackenzie are using religion to do exactly the same thing.”
The President Ruto said.

President Ruto has instructed the agencies responsible, including the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), to take up the matter and clear the root course of people using religion to unnecessarily take away lives.

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I want to say that I have instructed the agencies responsible to take up the matter and get to the root course and to the bottom of the people who want to use religion to advance weird unacceptable ideology in the Republic of Kenya that is causing unnecessary loss of lives.”
Added The President.

He also asked for the closedown of religious institutions working against the collective interest of the people of Kenya and prosecuting those responsible.

Those religious institutions should be closed down because they are working against the collective interest interest of the people of Kenya. Those responsible should be persecuted. People like Mackenzie and all other terrorists and criminals do not belong to any religion, they belong to jail and that is where they should be.”
Said The Head of State.

Why is Pastor Paul Mackenzie Standing on the wrong side of the law?

Good News International founder pastor Paul Mackenzie has hit the interests of netizens by storm following his arrest over inhuman acts.

On Saturday 22nd, 21 bodies were exhumed from his resident land in an investigation into a cult whose followers are believed to have starved themselves to death, this is according to a police source.

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Further, The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) detectives, on Sunday, April 23rd, exhumed 18 more bodies in Shakahola village, still believed to be of pastor Paul Mackenzie’s followers. This raised the total number of exhumations to 39.

Before he became a pastor, Mackenzie worked as a Taxi driver under Real Garden Taxis near Malindi Police Station, at that time, he did not even attend church.