Inside Pastor Ezekiel Ksh. 10 Billion Home, Hotels, Malls, and Helipad built by his Followers
Crowd-pulling Pastor Ezekiel Odero Helipad on Saturday, December 10, pulled back the curtain allowing the media into the sprawling 65-acre property owned by New Life Church which he founded.
Odero pointed out that Mavueni, in Kilifi County, will develop into a self-sufficient neighborhood with a number of social amenities thanks to the multi-million dollar investment.
The man of cloth built a megachurch on 10% of the property, living up to the very word he preaches.
“The church sits on six and a half acres of land and has a capacity of over 6,000 people – each sitting on plastic chairs,” Odero told NTV.
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One of the several hotels set to occupy a slice of the property is nearing completion. It will stand alongside other establishments including malls and supermarkets.
In addition, several residential houses will be put up on the property whose occupants will have access to an international school and university.
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A hospital and a rehabilitation facility are additional amenities. To accommodate its devotees, the church will construct cottages and a helipad.
“The majority of the attendees are from Nairobi, Tanzania, America, and other countries. There aren’t many believers from Coast here, according to Odero.
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The pastor insisted that the photographs of the large crowd he attracted during an event at Kasarani Stadium were not staged and that he was simply a messenger carrying the message.
People came to see Jesus, who was appearing and performing miracles through me, not me. It is impossible for me to draw such a crowd. To see people saved and healed is my greatest joy in life, he clarified.
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Odero clarified that he was forced to leave the university in his third year due to a lack of school fees, and it was then that he felt called to the altar.
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He acknowledged that because he spends so little time with his kids, the pulpit has stolen from him family time.
