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Capital FM, Kenya
Sep. 13, 2006
Bernard Momanyi
www.capitalfm.co.ke

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 15921 • Posted: Wednesday September 13, 2006  

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Hundreds of curious villagers have flocked to see bunkers built by members of the House of Yahweh religious sect, to ascertain what became of their prediction that the end of the world would begin Tuesday night.

The sect’s leader in Njoro Mosheh Sang has been at pains to explain to local villagers, that the end is still in sight within the next 100 days after his warning of a nuclear strike last night failed to take place.

On visiting the sect members at midnight Tuesday night they were found all sleeping in their homes.

Sang said they would only go into their underground bunkers once the nuclear war strikes within the next three months.

The members, whose activities have raised suspicion, are now continuing with their normal chores.

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