LIMPOPO-(MaraviPost)-Last Sunday was unusual for the members of Limpopo’s suspiciously fastest growing church of (Prophet Anointed CFM) as police came to the church and arrested him for an alleged money laundering crime.
In a video circulating the media, one Sister Memory claimed that he took the sum of R10 000 to the Prophet who in turn, brought out series of newspapers and after speaking some strange languages changed the papers to money.
I counted the money and everything came to the sum R100 000 then I took the money and left his house.
I was excited, but I got the shock of my life when I reached home and opened my bag, all the money was again turned to papers.
I called the prophet several times to report to him that all the monies were now papers but he did not pick up his phones.
I went to the church to meet him and I was beaten up by his securities and bodyguards, this prompted me to report the matter to the authorities.
I am glad that Seer1 was arrested on Sunday.
Prophet Anointed CFM popularly known as Seer1 is a magician, not a Prophet, let him be clear to people that he’s a magician, not a Prophet. Says Sister Memory.
A Facebook post posted on the Prophet’s Facebook page, @Prophet Anointed CFM, corroborated the arrest saying that Seer1 was indeed arrested and in police custody.
The post reads,
Greetings!!!
I write to inform you all that after a wonderful service with a record-breaking multitude in attendance today.
Our Prophet, Papa Seer1 was picked up by the police for an offence yet to be known to us.
We are not shocked nor shaken at this moment because this arrest did not come as a surprise to us.
Seer1 for the past few Sundays had spoken about this and has encouraged us to be strong and courageous.
All sons and daughters of Seer1 are encouraged to remain calm and stable as our father has always taught us.
This battle is not ours but of the Lord and victory is certainly ours.
Pray for Papa.
We shall keep you posted.
Bro. Jackson.
Sources: iharare.com
