PASTOR MBORO UNLEASHES TERROR: THREATENS CHURCH MEMBERS WITH PANGA
A shocking video has emerged of Pastor Paseka Mboro, a self-proclaimed man of God, unleashing his wrath on unsuspecting church members in a chilling display of violence. The footage shows the South African-based pastor holding several people, including a young girl, hostage in a building believed to be his headquarters.
With a menacing look in his eye, Pastor Mboro is seen brandishing a panga, a type of machete, as he threatens to unleash havoc on his captives. A giant of a man stands by his side, armed with a gun, as if to emphasize the gravity of the situation.
The reason behind Pastor Mboro’s rampage is unknown, but it’s clear that he’s beyond reason. The church members, including the traumatized little girl, are seen cowering in fear as the pastor’s anger boils over.
SOUTH AFRICANS OUTRAGED
The video has sparked outrage across South Africa, with many calling for the pastor’s arrest and questioning the lawfulness of his actions. "He will get arrested and his congregants will be outside the court every court blaming satan and people who are trying to destroy him," one user wrote on social media.
Others are left scratching their heads, trying to make sense of the pastor’s motivations. "The videos are confusing! Is he holding them hostage or freeing them? Which is which?" another user asked.
Meanwhile, some are left wondering if Pastor Mboro’s actions are a cry for help, or a desperate attempt to cling to power. "Mboro is crazy. That gun looks like an AK 47. Is it lawful to use such guns in South Africa?" one commentator asked.
THE SHOCKING VIDEO THAT’S GOT EVERYONE TALKING
The video, which has gone viral on social media, shows Pastor Mboro’s inner turmoil and raises questions about the state of his mental health. But it also raises concerns about the safety of his followers and the wider community.
As the controversy surrounding Pastor Mboro continues to unfold, one thing is clear: his actions have left a lasting impact on those who witnessed them, and will continue to be a topic of discussion for weeks to come.
