Just after claims that JCC has banned poor people from its sessions surfaced, there is an ongoing drama that could disrupt the entire good news landscape in the country. There is an increasing perception that the main agenda of the churches is extort money from innocent Kenyans in a miracle-healing fashion.

Radio personality Gitobu has taken to Twitter this Sunday to share his experience being a member of the flock at the controversial church, characteristic of high standards for those who attend. Recently, Pastor Kanyari and Prophet Owuor have been highlighted in televised exposes, on NTV and Kass TV respectively. These are the Tweets broadcasted from Gitobu's account:

they were given stern warning by madam kathy ,RT How did they know who they were? ": They were banned

— Major P E van (@Meja1084)

": Itakuwanga na session ya VI pia!"

— Koome Gitobu (@KoomeGitobu)

Just gone thro' 's TL. Remembered tweeted he'll organize the poor masses to attend JCC.

— #CancerSoldier (@Gsquare94)

Hahah,no wonder u bitter": My name is Koome Gitobu. And I'm a JCC survivior. Thank you for your time."

— KEVO.© (@Ki_bett)

My mum died with liver Cancer. "Prophets" told her she had been bewitched and had a lions tooth in her stomach. Went to Hosi too late.

— Boniface Mwangi (@bonifacemwangi)

Outside of my own,the only prayers I believe in are my Mom's. When she says she'll pray for me,I know it will be heard.

— Koome Gitobu (@KoomeGitobu)

murume umeanzisa conversation Hio ni poa

— Kibocha Macaria (@SirKibocha)

religion has a special effect on the mind. That mindstate is similar to how some believe they can sacrifice life for virgins.

— REDRUM (@Thuxedo)

looks like the real Kenyan entrepreneurs own churches

— Bethy Orero (@modernmamalogue)