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Africans deny South Africa’s Prophet Shepherd Bushiri after he was allegedly arrested for alleged drug trafficking

January 22, 2018By Terry Paul2 min read

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January 22, 2018 12:10 am

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Africans deny South Africa’s Prophet Shepherd Bushiri after he was allegedly arrested for alleged drug trafficking

SA’s prophet Shepherd Bushiri was alleged to have been arrested at JFK for alleged drug trafficking, according to a report by realusa.site

Reports haven’t been confirmed to be true, however, Africans have quickly denounced him and denied that he is from their country. Read some of the tweets below:

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