God’s time is the best: Protesters against Prophet Shepherd Bushiri arrested

God’s time has come following the arrest of protesters who staged illegal demonstrations against Prophet Shepherd Bushiri in South Africa.

Police in the rainbow nation have arrested three members of SANCO who have been burning tyres and chanting xenophobic chants.

SANCO’s organisation’s regional secretary Portia Mokoena said they were arrested while leaving a tavern in the Pretoria West on Sunday afternoon.
Mokoena said two members were also injured.

Meanwhile, one of South Africa’s political parties, Black First Land First (BLF), has said the tragic death of three black people at ECG church must not be used by those who are in competition with Major 1 and by xenophobes for nefarious agendas.

In a statement Sunday signed by its leader, Andile Mximata, BLF has called on the police to do their work without fear or favour.

“At the same time we ask our people not to be used against Prophet Bushiri by people with evil agendas.

“We have never seen such violent actions waged against white Anglican, Catholic and Dutch churches. Despite the existence of irrefutable evidence of sexual violence perpetrated on innocent children and women by the clergy of the white churches, there is no outrage.

“Our people have freedom of religion and we must all respect that. Furthermore, BLF calls on Prophet Bushiri to fully cooperate with the police. We repeat, please stop the violence against fellow blacks and hands off Prophet Bushiri.”