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Samuel Kakande, Prophet Samuel Kakande is a self-proclaimed prophet, farmer, and businessman from Uganda. He founded the Synagogue Church of All Nations, formerly the Holy Church of Christ "New Chapter," in Mulago Kubiri, Kampala.

Pastor Samuel Kakande appeared before the Natural Resources Committee of Parliament for illegal sand mining by his company Aqua World Uganda Limited in the Lwera wetland in the Kalungu and Mpigi districts. 

The activity was said to be harmful to the environment, and his land titles were revoked in 2018. During the COVID-19 lockdown, Prophet Kakande donated three tons of maize flour to Mpigi District's underprivileged people through Aqua World, a company he owns. 

The donation was accompanied by ten million shillings, which were received at the district headquarters by the area RDC, Rose Byabasaija, and the District Chairperson, Peter Clever Mutuluza. The donation was the district taskforce's first source of relief since the lockdown was announced in March 2020 and lasted for weeks.

Kakande is well-known for his miracle rice and magical water; he has a network of churches in various regions and has mentored several pastors, including Bro Ronnie Makabai of ETM Church International. Kakande is a commercial farmer who cultivates maize, rice, and fish, among other crops.

Kakande is being chastised.

Prophet Samuel Kakande has been chastised on several occasions by his fellow pastors for his spectacular miracles, claiming that he is a false prophet and a devil worshipper.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga of Christian Life Church Bwaise is one of them. He claims that Christians who attend churches like Kakande, Aloysius Bugingo and Augustine Yiga, Bro Ronnie Makabai, Pr. Elvis Mbonye, and others have sold their souls to the devil.

"I conducted research on these pastors and have evidence to back up my claims." I am not disparaging these pastors; rather, I am speaking the truth. No man who commits such acts is worthy of the title "man of God."

In response, Kakande says the theme of his Ministry is to try to lift people out of poverty and other social-economic issues.

"With this growing congregation's concern, with a burden of poverty, joblessness, shelter problems, and orphans, the Kakande Ministries has devised a way to assist the masses in improving their daily income and securing jobs for the people through sustainable agriculture."

Pastor Solomon Male of Arising for Christ, Prophet Kakande's number two from 1988 to 1992, also accuses Kakande of evil practices in the church, claiming God's mighty powers. Male claims to have witnessed numerous atrocities committed in the name of Jesus by Prophet Obiri Yeboah the late.

Male narrates how he uses Obiri's dead spirit to perform miracles and torment his followers. He also witnessed marriages and families being torn apart, as well as healthy people being manipulated into relationships with known AIDs patients, whom Kakande claimed to have prayed for and healed in Jesus' name.

He claimed that Prophet Kakande buys people and transports them to the church for a fee to give false testimonies and fake miracles, with some earning up to 500,000 for their dramatic acts. 

Church of All Nations Synagogue

Prophet Samuel Kakande is the lead pastor of the Synagogue Church of All Nations, which was founded in 1978 by Prophet John Obiri Yeboah the late of Ghana.

At Synagogue, believers can purchase a variety of holy retail merchandise, including holy rice harvested from his farmland in Masindi District. 

Prophet Kakande went insane in 2017 and was admitted to a mental hospital. It was claimed that Kakande suffered from mental illness as a result of the mysterious death of his all-powerful evil snake. The snake was his God, who granted him the ability to manipulate his followers.

Prophet Kakande has been publicly disowned and chastised by fellow pastors and Christians for his satanic behavior in church. Victims of his services have told terrifying stories about him.

In 2006, Kakande was disowned by Uganda's umbrella body of Pentecostal churches for failing to follow the Born-Again code of conduct.  

He is also not accountable to any religious body in the country.

The controversial pastor, who had married five times in ten years, has always been regarded by his followers as an all-powerful man of God, capable of curing diseases such as HIV/AIDS.

Kakande is well-known for his blessed water, which people queue for at a fee based on the size of the container, and holy rice, which he claims can also be obtained at a few. He charges 50,000Ush for a kilogram of rice.

The son of Prophet Kakande 

Sam Kakande, son of the prophet of the Synagogue Church of All Nations, Samuel Kakande, rebuked his father and joined the Seventh Day Adventist Church (SDA), claiming he can no longer live a life of lies, staged Miracles, witchcraft, and endless evil sacrifices.

On 14 January 2018, Kakande revealed this at Namboole Stadium during the annual corporate prayer day hosted by the Seventh Day Adventist Church.

Sam Kakande admitted that he is afraid of being sacrificed, which is why he is joining the SDA church, which does not preach wealth, luck, or fortune.  He was taken aback by how the SDA church reads the Bible, which differs from how his father, Prophet Kakande, reads it.

Family of Prophet Samuel Kakande

In ten years, Prophet Samuel Kakande married five times. After his divorce from Royce, with whom he has two children, Kakande married a Congolese woman, Margaret Emily Pendeza, in 1997 at the Culte Francophone Cathedral in Butembo, Bunia, DRC.

Kakande then met with misfortune when his Congolese wife failed to conceive, accusing him of firing blanks. 

In his desperate search for a child, Kakande considered invading Emily's younger sister's sacred territory within Muyenga. Emily couldn't take it anymore and ran away.

Kakande married a Rwandan woman in a lavish wedding in Rwanda in 2007. Kakande married a Pilipino businesswoman in a lavish wedding in Manila City, the Philippine capital, in 2009.

Prophet Samuel Kakande Contacts

How to contact Prophet Samuel Kakande: 

• Address: Mulago, Ku Bbiri Round-About, P.O. Box 16616, Kampala, Uganda.
• Phone: +256 200 414550, +256 703 532714.
• Email: contactus@kakandeministries.org.