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Prof Moyo praying for Magaya
29 Mar 2015 at 12:11hrs | Views
Government's information tsar, Jonathan Moyo has said he is praying for Prophetic Healing and Deliverance PHD) leader Prophet Walter Magaya.
This come as Magaya on Friday urged Zimbabweans and other people from all over the world to pray for President Robert Mugabe.
In his tweet under @PROFJNMoyo handler monitored by Bulawayo24, the Information minister wrote 'meanwhile we are also praying for Magaya himself. After all everyone needs to be prayed for'.
Addressing thousands of worshipers during an all-night prayer ion Friday Magaya said: "Pray for President Robert Mugabe. He is where he is because God has allowed it. God gave him the wisdom. So I want you to stand up representing your nation, from Mozambique, Malawi, as women of valour, stand up and pray. I bless you Zimbabwe.
"He is my President. He is the leader and we should pray for him. This is not political but I believe the church has a role to pray for our President. I am not making this gathering political. Our nation is healing and we need to pray hard," he said.
Moyo joined twitter mid-February but for many years seemed to be averse to social networking sites, at one point strenuously denying that he had set up a Facebook account.
The Information minister's first tweets were a lengthy explanation on why he had joined twitter and Facebook.
By lunch time today he had 6,872 followers and was following 345 and has 959 posts.
This come as Magaya on Friday urged Zimbabweans and other people from all over the world to pray for President Robert Mugabe.
In his tweet under @PROFJNMoyo handler monitored by Bulawayo24, the Information minister wrote 'meanwhile we are also praying for Magaya himself. After all everyone needs to be prayed for'.
Addressing thousands of worshipers during an all-night prayer ion Friday Magaya said: "Pray for President Robert Mugabe. He is where he is because God has allowed it. God gave him the wisdom. So I want you to stand up representing your nation, from Mozambique, Malawi, as women of valour, stand up and pray. I bless you Zimbabwe.
"He is my President. He is the leader and we should pray for him. This is not political but I believe the church has a role to pray for our President. I am not making this gathering political. Our nation is healing and we need to pray hard," he said.
Moyo joined twitter mid-February but for many years seemed to be averse to social networking sites, at one point strenuously denying that he had set up a Facebook account.
The Information minister's first tweets were a lengthy explanation on why he had joined twitter and Facebook.
By lunch time today he had 6,872 followers and was following 345 and has 959 posts.
Source - Byo24News
