Prophet Owuor’s followers claim HIV healings at the ongoing Menengai 8 service in Nakuru, where supporters say several women living with HIV/AIDS experienced miracles during prayers. The reports come from attendees and online shares tied to the Ministry of Repentance and Holiness event at Menengai Grounds.
The two-day gathering started on December 30, 2025, and runs into New Year’s Eve. Thousands filled the open venue. Choirs sang on a large stage. Live streams reached viewers far away.
Prophet David Owuor led sessions focused on repentance and calls for healing through faith.
Testimonies form a big part of these meetings. People step forward to share stories of change after prayers.
This time, claims include women who tested positive for HIV before but say results turned negative afterward. Followers call it joy and proof of divine work.
The ministry has made similar claims over the years. Past events in Nakuru and elsewhere featured stories of HIV cases resolved through prayer.
Some involved tests at local labs showing shifts from positive to negative. Doctors linked to the group have spoken in support at times.
No new independent medical checks have been reported for these latest cases yet. HIV remains a condition managed with treatment worldwide. No proven faith cure exists in science. But for attendees, personal experiences matter most.
Crowds came from across Kenya. Buses arrived early. Hotels and vendors saw busy days. Security kept order around the grounds.
Owuor arrived in town on December 29. His convoy drew lines of people along roads. The service built on that welcome.
Not all view the ministry the same. Supporters see real encounters with God. Others question unverified stories or past predictions. Healings stay central to the draw.
Nakuru hosts these big end-year events often. The crater grounds suit large groups. Weather held clear for outdoor sessions.
As the service continues, more testimonies are likely shared. Followers prepare for 2026 with hope.
Claims like these spark talks. Faith offers comfort to many facing health issues. Medical advice stays key alongside.
The event wraps soon. People head home with stories. For some, tales of healing top the list.
Ministry channels share clips and updates. Online views grow. Nakuru feels the impact. Roads busy. Trade up. A spiritual close to the year.
Reports of joy spread among believers. Women said to be healed lead the buzz. Time tells on details. Faith drives the moment.
