‘Prophet’ on the Run After Man Dies in Resurrection Prayers
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Police in Kisoga, Mukono District, have arrested four members of a little-known religious sect following the shocking death of Ashe Segawa, 26, whose body was kept at a roadside house for six days as followers prayed for his resurrection.
The incident came to light after residents of Butinindi Village alerted authorities to a strong stench emanating from the home.
According to Segawa’s brother, Abbey Kafeero, the group’s spiritual leader, known locally as Prophet Suzan Nelima, regularly visited the house to pray over the deceased and had assured the family that Segawa would rise after seven days.
She reportedly prevented the family from seeking medical care when Segawa fell critically ill, insisting on fasting and prayer instead.
“She forced all of us to fast and pray for him. He was not allowed to eat even when he was very sick,” Kafeero said.
When authorities and residents entered the home, they found Segawa’s body in an advanced state of decomposition and the house in appalling condition.
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