Kenyan government deports ‘fake’Jesus, Pastors arrested

Authorities in Kenya have deported a man being paraded in the country as Jesus Christ and they have arrested the pastors who invited him and convinced their followers he is the real son of God.

Two church pastors who invited him, have also been arrested.

The duo has been hosting, and moving with the controversial American national, convincing believers that the man is ‘Jesus Christ’, and he had finally come back as he had promised.

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“Jesus Loves You Evangelistic Ministries” evangelist Michael Job made an appearance dressed as Jesus Christ at the Kiserian Mega Interdenominational Crusade in Kenya over the weekend.

A twitter user, @DeSaylor1 had shared the photos of Job dressed like Jesus and claimed that the pastor presented his visit to the church as the return of Christ.

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The event was said to have happened in the small Kenyan town of Kitengela. Religion is an emotional thing for many Africans, sometimes relegating reasoning.

The social psychoanalyst has hinted that incidence such as this is pointed to the state of mind of a people and the conscience. The situation is driven by the need for wealth and fame in a poverty-stricken continent.

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