Recall that the pastor told worshipers that
anyone who wants to see the selfies he
took in heaven with the angels, must pay
R5 000. Daily Sun SA reports that Prophet
Mboro could face fraud charges. The
Commission for the Promotion and
Protection of the Rights of Cultural,
Religious and Linguistic Communities said
they would lay charges of fraud against
him if rumours that his church was selling
the alleged selfies proved to be true. “We encourage people to read the Bible for
themselves, and not rely on others to
interpret it for them!” said commission
chairwoman Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva.
“We believe Mboro is just looking for ways
to extort money from people. We know he
never went to heaven. He is deceiving
people, We’re going to summon him to
explain to us whether he said those things
or if it’s a joke.” he concluded.