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Detectives are trying to establish whether a church in Nairobi has been encouraging followers to engage in sex sessions.
Sleuths swung into action following a tip-off about the bizarre happenings at a building in Uthiru where residents had initially thought it was a genuine church only to start doubting its teachings after it emerged it was a cultic organization promoting immorality.
The church tucked between Uthiru Marigu-ini and Mabatini settlements came to the limelight after a Martha Mwihaki Hinga, a shadowy online whistle-blower, brought the matter to public attention.
It is after Martha lifted the lid on activities that happen inside the church that locals started coming out to openly talk about the dark side of the church. That sex orgies choreographed as preaching sessions are the main activity at church whose real leader(s) remain mysterious.
According to locals, a majority of the followers are the youth, adding that female members are usually skimpily dressed - a dress code that started arousing curiosity and raising eyebrows as well.
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