- Musa wa Mungu admits he once staged miracles using deception and dark rituals to gain fame and money
- He recounts a past filled with manipulation, including fabricating a story that a witch doctor had buried a skull to harm a new church member
- Musa speaks of betrayal, suffering, and a turning point he believes changed everything from darkness to what he now calls deliverance
A man who claims he once operated at the heart of a shadowy, exploitative church network has come forward with a deeply personal confession, one he says is both a warning and a message of hope.
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Musa wa Mungu describes a past marked by deception, fear and what he calls “spiritual manipulation for wealth, status and fame”.
How Musa lied to church members
Speaking to TUKO Talks, he recounts how he was involved in practices that blurred the line between faith and dark ritual.
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He revealed that he was in a church that was using witchcraft, where they worked with a woman diviner who taught them how to perform rituals disguised as miracles.
Among the most disturbing claims is his admission that he once exhumed a woman’s skull, fabricating a story that a witch doctor had buried it to harm a new church member.
According to him, the congregation paid him to “remove” it, believing they were being delivered from evil. But Musa says the consequences of such actions soon caught up with him.
“I lived in constant fear. I believed I was being hunted by the spirits of those we had wronged,” he recalls.
Musa attacked by twin brother
He further alleges that he and others used ashes and bones taken from deceased pastors in rituals meant to enhance their influence and draw followers.
What appeared to congregants as powerful spiritual acts were, he now says, carefully staged deceptions.
His turning point came not in a single moment, but through a series of personal and physical crises that forced him to confront the life he was living.
In one particularly violent incident, Musa says his own twin brother attacked him with a machete, leaving him with severe injuries that permanently damaged his knee. Despite the trauma, he chose not to pursue legal action.
“I could have sent him to prison for years,” he says. “But I chose forgiveness.”
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Musa’s spiritual awakening
His life continued to unravel. He lost his marriage, became estranged from his children, and was abandoned by those he once worked alongside.
At one point, he claims, his wife falsely accused him of kidnapping to justify leaving him. The development left him without family, friends, and support.
Musa describes this period as one of complete desolation, but also the beginning of what he believes was a spiritual awakening.
He now identifies as a reformed preacher, focused on what he calls “revival” and exposing harmful practices within religious spaces.
Why Musa shares his story
Today, he uses his story to speak out against manipulation in faith communities and to reach those he believes may be struggling with similar experiences.
“I believe my journey carries a message,” he says. “Not just about what I did wrong, but about the possibility of change.”
While his claims are difficult to verify independently, Musa insists that sharing his past is not about sensationalism, but accountability.
In his conclusion, the author of “Confessions of an Ex-False Prophet” explains that it is about telling the truth and helping others find theirs.
Kiambu teen’s false claim sends uncle to prison
In another disturbing confession, a Kiambu teen recently came clean regarding her false accusations that sent her innocent uncle to prison.
Nikita disclosed that she was annoyed that her uncle had punished her, so she approached a police station and filed false allegations.
Her young mind thought he would only be arrested and released after a day, but he has now been behind bars for nearly a year with no freedom in sight.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
