Prophet Mboro Seeks Legal Advice To Control Over His Charges By CRL

As well as the fake prophet is found guilty as he also breached 3.2 (a) which states Self-proclaimed and self-made prophet,-Paseka Mboro Motsoeneng is now in a huge trouble and seeking for legal advice about a case opened by CRL against him. The chairperson of the Cultural, Religious and Linguistics (CRL) Rights Commission has confirmed that the case has been already opened and now he will be in the court for further processing.

The CRL chairman Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva opened a case against resurrection pastor Motsoeneng on Wednesday for allegedly calling her a liar as well as accusing her of fraud on television and social media sources in violation of a protection order against him. As per the spokesperson for the Hillbrow police station, Sergeant Mduduzi Zondo has accepted that the case was opened and was being investigated. As well as the fake pastor is now seeking for legal advice as per the News24 sources and said that he was not in the country as well as he would give a more detailed comment once he has returned to the home.

According to the CRL Commission, the Johannesburg Central Magisterial District Family Court has already issued a protection order against Motsoeneng on October 4, 2017 as well as authorised the arrest warrant, which was suspended subject to him complying with its terms and conditions. As per the CRL this fake prophet has breached 3.1(c)(ii) of the order, which states that the Prophet Motsoeneng is prohibited to engage in any kind of verbal, electronic or other sorts of communication aimed at the complainant that is -Mrs Mkhwanazi-Xaluva by any means and he can’t humiliate, degrade the complainant or abuse her emotionally as well as spiritually.

that the respondent- the pastor shall not insult, laugh at the complainant, and can’t call her name at any place including in the media or television by any means.