Comments on: The Post Newspapers Attack Bishop Imakando’s Bread Of Life Church Indirectly, Describes It ‘Big Without a Heart For Widows & Orphans’

By: Dox

Dox — Tue, 25 Jun 2013 12:57:39 +0000

Imakando is a hoax. From the beginning when the man snatched a church from Lusaka Baptist in Emmarsdale to Hammers, Farms, upstaired house(built after demolishing the one that was there) near Fire brigade monitored by CCTV and two structures on Thabo Mbeki Road(where a mere plot costs in excess of K300,000).

God the Almighty will surely deal with such fraudsters when the time comes-Just to refresh your memory ‘Pastor’ read 1st Timothy 6 concerning Paul’s teaching and guidance to Timothy as a young Preacher

By: SEAN

SEAN — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 12:08:29 +0000

Church nowadays is all about fundraising money from both the rich and poor…Imakando now needs a bigger church to make more cash…its all about the guap…

By: mafia

mafia — Sun, 16 Jun 2013 02:07:17 +0000

The church has become so extravagant today.i miss the pentescostal church of old.the ones that did crusades at market places and football grounds just win souls to christ.oh but no.no one does that anymore.they just want to preach about sowwing seeds.

By: CACINE

CACINE — Fri, 14 Jun 2013 07:38:24 +0000

Is that building the Church of God? Who told you that? The church of God is a group of true believers not an expensive building which will attract the rich and will be used as a conduit for channeling the monies to fund the bishop and his family. Look at his lifestyle and all his preachings.

By: Taxpayer

Taxpayer — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 13:53:05 +0000

Jesus said, ‘the poor you will always have’.
So no one person can/will manage to meet the needs of this world.

Even in one family tree, others are less privilege
& others are well to do but you cannot fend for all the less privilege
or even keep them under one roof.

Am not sure if the ppo who give to the church are not reasonable enough, to judge for themselves if it is worthy….giving or not,

I wonder if it is in order for the church to start publicising/televising its social programmes (akapasa ayenda ku muvi/znbc, at show that we’re giving to the poor).

I know of the PPO who have been helped through scholarships at Unza by the so called (big for nothing churches) & men of God.

PPO, the blind cannot and will never lead each other,
Zambia is a developing nation and there are a lot of resources to survive on, when things are working out for others, it’s not time to rebel…

Let’s stop wasting time in rebelling or name calling. It’s time to find what can also work for us.

By: leave him alone

leave him alone — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 12:11:36 +0000

what is wrong about building God a wonderful gathering place to honor and worship Him from? You are the same people that say ba pente bapepelafye mutuma classroom. Leave the man of God and his church alone!

By: voice of reason

voice of reason — Thu, 30 May 2013 20:14:59 +0000

There is a lot of sense in what the correspondent is highlighting. In stead of hauling insults, generalizing and name calling, maybe you all should step outside and take a deep breath. I am sure you will not smell roses out there because the smell of hunger, poverty and desperation is so strong that even just thinking about it, I want to puke! Bane, Zambia is very rich country; materially and morally. I think the church has a very wonderful role to play and it always has; my plea is that it continues to do so. Given the moral authority churches have, they should prioritize social justice, help build a viable middle class, turn those safe church grounds into mega vocational training grounds, safe houses for women and children and help grow a healthy God/Allah fearing/respecting beings. Why is it okay for the preacher to collect all the money from poor people and spend it on his expensive lifstlye? I have no dog in this fight as I am agnostic! All I know is there is poverty in Zambia and the Church can help reduce and not increase that gap between the very rich and very poor!

By: MOJO

MOJO — Wed, 29 May 2013 14:53:46 +0000

y personal jet?

By: bufi

bufi — Tue, 21 May 2013 23:40:42 +0000

And why do drive a hama when people are sufferin .who are you trying to impress. and why has sata got seven guns when people are suffering. who is trying to impress

By: Spectator Kalaki

Spectator Kalaki — Mon, 20 May 2013 21:03:00 +0000

Obvious comments by The Post. Who doesn’t know that the Bread of Life Church is a notorious scam, designed to lift money out of the pockets of the rich and gullible? The money collected, of course, goes mainly to the Chief Charlatan, Joseph Namakando, popularly known as the Bling Bling Bishop.