Twitter finds more ‘familiar’ faces linked to Lukau’s resurrection

New details are emerging that appear to suggest the man at the centre of a resurrection storm isn’t the only one who has been previously linked to Pastor Alph Lukau.

Pastor Lukau from the Alleluia International Ministries made headlines this week after he supposedly resurrected a man from the dead.

Social media was quick to find Elliot eating a meal after the astonishing “miracle” and followed up that detective work, with further pictures that seemed to show him taking photos on behalf of the church at earlier events.

#ressurectionchallenge before pastor performs the miracle pic.twitter.com/Eh7oZQnOYJ

— Estephon (@estephon3) February 26, 2019

#resurrectionchallenge so they claimed that this man's body was about to be taken to the cemetery when they decided go past the church and met this pastor who "resurrected" him .jiki jiki he works for him as a camera man crew for his other stunts pic.twitter.com/8r0xkMVjEI

— Njabulo (@NjabsJiyane) February 26, 2019

Now it appears a second man has been linked to previous photos of Lukau. The white male who is captured with a shocked look on his face also has social media convinced they have identified him.

This fake Pastor called Alpha from Zimbabwe should be arrested for fooling people that he can resurrect the dead.I dont blame him,I blame worshippers who keep flocking to fake Ministries for fake Miracles. pic.twitter.com/e01QyFSKWf

— #Vote nrm👍🏻 (@IreneNabwire4) February 26, 2019

#AlphLukau #pastorlukau #ResurrectionChallenge

So, the white guy is actually John Ferguson and he is the Director of the Church… pic.twitter.com/x0DIBSKZ6x

— The G (@NotVanVeen) February 26, 2019

Three images have been found that seem to suggest the man was not just a casual visitor to the church on Sunday, but that he too may instead have had some type of previous relationship with the pastor.

Meanwhile, Bishop Elly Mogodiri of St Oaks Global Church of Christ, in Hartebeespoort, north of Johannesburg, has opened a case of organised crime and fraud against prophet Lukau.

This comes after Alleluia International Ministries spoke a different tune on the resurrection and claimed the man was alive when he arrived at the church in Kramerville in Sandton.

The ministry claimed Lukau only completed a miracle that God had already started.

Church minister Busi Gaca and pastor Rochelle Kombou spoke of how the hearse driver had run away in fear after hearing rattling noises coming from inside the coffin.

The ministry now risks questions surfacing as to why Lukau told congregants that the man had died on Friday if the resurrected man was clearly breathing during the church service. In a video, the pastor can be seen laying his hands on the deceased’s stomach before he rises dramatically, gasping for air.

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