Comment
Once again Pentecostal pastors
under Pastor Joseph Serwadda’s ecumenistic Born again faith federation have
shown their foolishness by openly
praying for the Pope’s Girl Rebecca Kadaga and casting out demos of chaos ,
confusion in parliament . They are simply insinuating that the opposition MPs who fought in
parliament to protect the constitution
are the ones who are demon possessed . This is foolishness of the highest order
and portrays their lack of impartiality.
The truth is that the demons of chaos
and confusion are reigning supreme in Museveni and his NRM-O cronies. It is actually
Museveni causing confusion and chaos in parliament
by clinging to power at all costs. These pastors should be ashamed of
themselves, even a child can see their yellow side. Why did they only pray for
Kadaga? Why didn’t they also pray for MPs such as Betty Nambooze who were
injured in the fracas? I have always told you that born again pastors who put on collars like Anglican and catholic
priests are controlled by the spirit of confusion and hypocrisy. No wonder a
number of born again saints have rejected Pastor Serwadda and Bishop Oyet’s
born again faith federation. How can a born again saint allow to be governed by such blind leaders to
who can not see the signs of the time.
BORN AGAIN FAITH FEDERATION OR BORN AGAIN KISANJA FEDERATION
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Kadaga turns to pastors
After a
week of unrelenting criticism from the general public, opposition, civil
society and diplomatic circles over the September 26-27 events at
Parliament, Speaker Rebecca Kadaga on Friday received spiritual support
from some Pentecostal pastors.
The speaker appeared to still be reeling
from the fall-out from those two days when the fight to keep
presidential age limits in Uganda’s constitution took a decisive turn.
She allowed soldiers to be inserted into
a constitutional dispute – effectively re-enacting the actions of
former president Apollo Milton Obote in 1966 which had grave and bloody
consequences for Uganda.
The pastors, numbering about 135 from
the national association of born again churches of Uganda arrived at
Parliament shortly after 10am.
They were led to the Parliamentary
conference hall where they met Kadaga. The Observer understands that
their appointment was fixed after they wrote to Kadaga seeking audience
so that they could present a petition on the constitutional amendment.
But their leader, Bishop Julius Peter
Oyet of Lifeline Ministries, instead made a speech before announcing
that they wanted to go and pray in the chamber, the scene of the
September 26-27 showdown between MPs opposed to the lifting of the
presidential age limit and officers of the Special Forces Command (SFC),
President Museveni’s elite force.
Armed with an animal horn, anointing oil
and prayer books, Oyet led his group, with Kadaga in tow, in a praise
and worship session. Oyet blew the horn to call on God to cleanse the
house of what he said were evil souls and MPs who got elected with the
aid of witchcraft.
Kadaga stood in the middle of the
chamber, facing her chair as the pastors spoke in tongues. Some shook
violently as if possessed, others screamed and one woman donning a
flowered yellow dress had to be helped to a bench after she appeared to
have been overwhelmed by spirits.
“We pray that God will guide this House
as it embarks on the debate on the constitutional amendment bill. We
bind every spirit of chaos, confusion from this House. We pray that
God’s presence will reign supreme. We pray that members find a way
forward for this bill that has brought controversy,” Oyet prayed.
Oyet blew the horn for the second time
as he gave way for Pastor Tony Okot. They then asked Kadaga to kneel so
that they could lay hands on her, and so that God contains her enemies.
Kadaga’s has turned to pastors for
prayer at a time when her position as Speaker in under test. She may
have surprised many given that upon being re-elected to the coveted
position in May last year, she visited a shrine at Nhyendha hill in
Iganda district, allegedly to thank her ancestors for making it back as
speaker.
NRM GROUP?
NRM GROUP?
Kadaga was
in the company of MPs Margaret Muhanga (Burahya) and Jacklet Atuhairwe
(Sheema Woman). Muhanga said on Saturday that she attended the prayers
in her capacity as spokesperson for the NRM caucus and to ensure that
everything went well.
“I had to be around as they prayed for
the Speaker and sanity to return to Parliament so that I have something
to report to caucus,” Muhanga said.
