Jackson ole Sapit warns against false doctrines, homosexuality

Eliud Wekesa, also known as Yesu wa Tongaren, was recently set free after the prosecution said they have no evidence against him.

Bungoma Principal Magistrate Tom Orlando ruled that the leader of the New Jerusalem Church had no case to answer after the prosecution failed to adduce any evidence. "The suspect has not been found with any offence following investigations that were done by police and therefore is set him free."

Sapit spoke after Kakamega Deputy Governor Ayub Savula claimed the county lost at least nine people to the Kilifi-based Shakahola sect of Paul Makenzi.

The deputy governor asked the locals to vet churches before joining them.

The Anglican head, at the same time, condemned the growing trend of LGBTQ, terming it foreign and unbiblical.

"Going against the male and female union as demanded in the Bible is waywardness," he said.