Court orders Pastor to stop spraying Doom

The MEC of Health in Limpopo, Phophi Ramathuba says this outcome will protect mainly the poor and vulnerable to some of these churches.

The 25-year-old Lethebo, born Zebediela, said he was already elected in his mother’s womb to become a prophet and that through God he has healed thousands of people. Photo: Mountzion General Assembly official Facebook page

POLOKWANE – The Limpopo High Court ordered the Limpopo pastor dubbed the “Prophet of Doom” to stop using the insecticide on his congregants.

The court confirmed the order that the prophet of doom not use Doom on his congregants or on any member of the public.

Court confirmed the order that he should not use doom or any harmful substance on congregation or any member of the public.

— Dr Phophi Ramathuba (@PhophiRamathuba) March 20, 2017

In December, the Limpopo Health Department obtained a court interdict to stop Rabalago and the members from the church he leads, Mount Zion General Assembly, to refrain from spraying or applying Doom on people.

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Ramathuba has called on pastors, looking at using hazardous substances on their congregants, to refrain from using them.

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