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Sex, money and two women’s bitter fight for a dead bishop

A building under construction in Ngong that is among properties owned by Magodo International Ministries founder Musa Magodo (inset), who died last September. [File, Standard]

An epic battle is shaping up between two women who have marriage certificates indicating that they are legally married to a millionaire archbishop whose body has been lying in a mortuary for almost a year.

Musa Magodo’s body has been at the Umash Funeral Home in Nairobi for nine months now, as the two women battle each other in court.

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