According to myzimbabwe.co.zw, the drama has left many witnesses doubting the genuineness of miracle pastors emerging all over Zimbabwe.
According to witnesses, the pastor had planted people in the small crowd he was preaching to, and later pretended to heal them of their ailments while one of his followers was filming the acts.
His deceit was exposed after a "wheelchair bound" man he had "miraculously delivered" was identified by one of the onlookers who knew him as an able bodied person.
"Trouble started when he turned to a man who was in a wheelchair and started praying for him. Again he shouted 'holy ghost fire, holy ghost fire'.
The wheelchair-bound man stood up slowly and suddenly sprung to his feet and started jumping around. He rushed and passionately hugged the pastor, but one woman who was in the crowd shouted that she knew the 'crippled' man to be an able-bodied man," said one of the witnesses.
"I know him from way back when he used to stay at Ross Camp police station and learnt at the primary school there,'' said the woman who blew the man's cover.
Apostolic Christian Council of Zimbabwe executive president, Bishop Johannes Ndanga said such bogus pastors should be brought to book because they brought the name of the church and religion into disrepute by deceiving God's people through miracles .
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