Authorities have not confirmed reports circulating online alleging that a foreign national operated a church in Kisii and exploited women under the guise of offering prayers and assistance with travel abroad.
According to reports widely shared on social media, the unidentified man is said to have attracted women to his church with promises of spiritual deliverance and opportunities to secure visas.
However, these claims remain unverified, and no official complaint or statement has been issued by police confirming the incident.
A video circulating online allegedly shows inappropriate encounters involving the suspect and several women, but the authenticity of the footage has not been independently verified.
Reports suggest the videos were recorded without consent and later leaked, sparking outrage among local residents.
Sources said the man has since disappeared, with unconfirmed reports indicating that some members of the public have been attempting to trace his whereabouts.
However, there is no official confirmation of any organized search or threats made against him.
Local authorities have urged the public to exercise caution when sharing unverified information online. According to official statements in similar past cases, police typically require formal complaints and evidence before launching investigations into such serious allegations.
Community leaders and observers have also raised concerns about the spread of misinformation, warning that viral claims especially those involving sensitive issues can inflame tensions if not properly verified.
No arrests have been reported, and it remains unclear whether any victims have come forward to file formal complaints. Police have not released any statement confirming the identity of the alleged suspect or the existence of the church in question.
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