Video Of Prophet Owuor Prophesying About Historic Floods Resurfaces: "Kenya Won't Be Spared"

• A video surfaced online of the Repentance and Holiness Ministry founder Prophet David Owuor discussing historic floods in a past sermon
• The man of God claims to have foreseen unprecedented floods hitting the earth, including Kenya, in a prophetic vision
• With current floods ravaging parts of Kenya, one would wonder whether Owuor's prophecy aligns with the ongoing natural disasters

A video has emerged featuring the founder of Repentance and Holiness Ministry, Prophet David Owuor, speaking about unprecedented floods.

The clip, believed to be from his sermon on January 6, 2023, captured him sharing a vision of catastrophic flooding.

Did Prophet Owuor predict floods?

The renowned preacher proclaimed that divine revelation had forewarned him of extraordinary floods engulfing the planet, with Kenya among the impacted nations.

The question arises: Could this religious leader have foretold the devastating floods we’re witnessing now?

"The Lord Father spoke with me. I see historic Lords coming to the Earth and believable flags. And everything everywhere was totally flooded, from the homes to the roads to the fields to everything. And, you know, in that case, normally, the Lord puts us in there. So we also try to run and try to get through the water.

Historic floods are going to hit the earth. Kenya will not be spared. It will create a distress. It was quite adverse. We're trying to cross through some areas, but it was unbelievable. So every part was covered by floods and you know people are trying to pass by vehicles. It was just impossible. Historic floods are coming to the Earth," he said in the clip.

Prophet Owuor claims he brought COVID-19

Previously, Owuor claimed that he brought coronavirus to the world.

Speaking during a sermon at Menengai Ground in Nakuru, the preacher declared that his prophetic words caused the pandemic, which claimed numerous lives worldwide.

He warned Kenyans against challenging him, asserting his capability to utterly bring destruction upon Kenya.

Effects of floods in Kenya

• On Monday, April 29, heavy floods swept away several homes in Kamuchiri Village Mai Mahiu, Nakuru county.
• A statistic given on the same day revealed that the death toll in the Kijabe flood tragedy hit 71 people.
• A lady working in Saudi cried as the house she was building in Mai Mahiu was swept by floods.
• The government spokesperson, Isaac Mwaura, announced that 103 people had died in the floods by Monday, April 29.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.