Little Boy Innocently Asks Pastor Ezekiel To Pray For Late Grandmother: "Muombee Afufuke"

• The founder of the Newlife Prayer Center and Church pastor Ezekiel Odero was amazed by a young boy's faith
• The little boy asked the man of God, who told his followers to leave his church, to pray for his grandma, who was dead
• When the boy was asked why he wanted him to pray for his grandmother, the boy innocently said he wanted to see her alive

Most Christians believe those who die in Jesus Christ shall be resurrected when the Son of God returns at His second advent.

A little boy who attended Pastor Ezekiel Odero's service has left many believers challenged by his request.

Televangelist Odero was moving around in his church, conversing with his congregants, when he approached the boy.

The boy, who referred to his grandmother as maitu told the man of God she was dead, but the veteran preacher could not understand.

A woman, who was with the boy translated the word to Odero, saying he was talking about his father's mother.

The boy had requested that Odero, who claimed he would one day hold a mega crusade at the Wembley Stadium in London, pray for her, but Odero asked him why he should.

"So that she can come back to life," the boy innocently said as part of the congregation burst into laughter while others clapped.

Pastor Odero rebukes his congregants

Odero, who disclosed that his wife used to earn more than him, gave the boy a high five. He was amused by the boy's request, which he made without fear but with a sweet smile.

Odero's hand clung to the boy's for a moment until the church was silent before he asked him his name and if there was anything else he wanted to say.

The boy said he had nothing to add, and when Odero asked if he could leave, the boy allowed the man of God to go.

"Do you know why we have laughed?" Odero asked the church, adding, "It is because we do not believe if the dead can rise again," he said.

Odero prophesies doom on Kenyan politician

Separately, during a sermon at his church, Odero delivered a chilling prediction of doom for an unnamed Kenyan politician.

Claiming to have received the vision twice, the preacher expressed concern for the politician's fate.

He hinted at the politician's identity, suggesting a personal acquaintance, yet remained reluctant to disclose further information.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke