"I have nothing to fear because my teachings are godly, my children go to school and seek medical attention, but on the issue of registration of my church the process was underway," said Wekesa.
Wekesa said he will not seek a lawyer if presented to court stating that his lawyer is God, moon and sun.
Bungoma County Police Commander Francis Kooli said they were just conducting what is happening across the country by interrogating and auditing the churches and its religious teachings.
"We invited him and he honored our invitation. He was here yesterday and we extended the investigation to today. What we are doing is to try find out more about his church in form of writing statement. The issue of registration of his church is the matter under investigation to establish whether there is a case or not," said Kooli.
So far, President William Ruto has formed a Judicial commission of inquiry to probe the Shakahola deaths.
The commission will also look into the mattes related to cult-like churches and make recommendations on how the church will be regulated by state.