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Lynn Ngugi, a celebrated Kenyan journalist, recently came under fire from followers of Prophet Owuor’s church after her candid interview with Josephine Lwaal, a former member of the religious movement. The interview, which aired on her YouTube channel, revealed some controversial practices within the church, sparking a heated online debate.
Josephine Lwaal, the interviewee, shared her experience of leaving the church, citing struggles with costly religious demands. Among them was a requirement to purchase an outfit worth Ksh 5,000, along with other practices she described as cult-like. This revelation resonated with many viewers, prompting widespread discussions across social media platforms.
In response to the interview, followers of Prophet Owuor reportedly mobilized to report Lynn Ngugi’s YouTube channel. According to Ngugi, the “mightiest prophet” allegedly instructed his congregation to flag the video in an attempt to get it removed from the platform.
Reacting to the backlash, Lynn Ngugi questioned the action, highlighting the irony of such a move. She remarked, “If he is truly a miracle worker, why not simply perform a miracle to remove the video instead of asking his followers to report it?” This statement drew mixed reactions, with some supporting her stance and others criticizing her remarks.
For those who haven’t watched the interview yet, here’s your chance to see it for yourself: Video
The full interview sheds light on Josephine’s journey, offering a glimpse into her life within and outside the church. Viewers can judge for themselves the validity of her claims and the nature of her experiences.
As the debate rages on, Lynn Ngugi continues to stand firm, using her platform to address sensitive and often controversial topics. Whether one agrees or disagrees, it’s clear that the interview has sparked a necessary conversation about transparency and accountability within religious institutions.
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