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Man Burns Down 3 Churches For Preaching Prosperity Yet He Remains Poor
A Ugandan man has been arrested by police after burning three churches early Monday morning located in Kasokoso village in Kiira Municipality leaving property worth millions of shillings destroyed.
John Reagan Ngobi, reportedly handed himself to the authorities after burning the churches armed with three brand new knives and explained he had set ablaze St.Noah Catholic church, Liberty church of Christ international and God’s Tour promising church because of Anger arising from the fact that churches preach prosperity but he has remained poor.
“He said this situation motivated him to buy two litres of petrol and one for paraffin which he used to burn church property with the intent to burn the churches completely to ashes.” police said.
Further investigations are ongoing to examine the culprit with a view of establishing whether he is in a sound and Sane mental state.
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