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Moesha Wasn’t Paralyzed When She Went To The Church, I Will Sue The Pastor Who Prayed For Her – Uncle Of Moesha Claims

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A person claiming to be an Uncle of Ghanaian socialite, Moesha Buduong , has dropped some secrets and techniques concerning her well being standing.

Talking in a current interview, he defined that when Moesha was first sick, they went round in search of options till they met a herbalist.

He claimed that the herbalist carried out some rituals on Moesha which led to her fast restoration.

Moesha’s uncle added that opposite to stories, Moesha Buduong was not healed by a person of God.

He added that Moesha was not limping earlier than going to church; however she was strolling usually till she visited the church.

He accused the person of God who prayed for Moesha of worsening her situation. He promised to sue him for inflicting hurt to his niece.

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