Prophet Walter Magaya’s church suspects foul play after the prophet’s Yadah Hotel was gutted by fire yesterday. PHD spokesman Overseer...
Prophet Walter Magaya’s church suspects foul play after the
prophet’s Yadah Hotel was gutted by fire yesterday.
PHD spokesman Overseer Admire Simango told The Herald that
they are “smelling a rat”.
“Around 5:30pm, I received a call that there was a raging
fire at the hotel. I contacted security people on the ground on what had
happened, but they seemed not to be aware of everything that was happening,” he
said.
Overseer Simango said the fire started in the upper room of
the hotel on the western side and destroyed beds.
“What is very strange in the circumstances is that there
was no electricity as usual.
“I am told the generator was off, but there was a fire from
nowhere. While I am not pointing to anything, we are smelling a rat.
“It is very clear; the circumstances are not normal given
the fact that there was no electricity or gas nearby.
“We do not rule out foul play. Police are investigating and
we do not want to jump to conclusions. The police will give us the full
information, but the preliminary findings point to the fact that there could be
some foul play and we are very suspicious of whatever is happening given the
events of the last few days.
“We can tell that there is an underhand thing that is
happening,” he said. Prophet Magaya, who was said to be on his way to Abu Dhabi,
was reportedly unperturbed by the incident.
“The man of God is in a jovial mood, nothing is going to
disturb the ministry and the upcoming event in Botswana. The man of God has
taught us that when the enemy comes like a flood, the Lord raises his bar,”
said Overseer Mango.
He said the hotel will continue to operate normally, although
the gutted section will be closed for renovations.
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