Actor Jesus dies of pneumonia

Michael Job, a US preacher and actor (Fake Jesus) was on Thursday reportedly dead after attending an interdenominational Christian event as a guest speaker in Kenya.

Michael who was earlier deported from Kenya while arresting pastors that invited him to the event was confirmed succumbed to pneumonia in Heyn Hospital while receiving treatment.

Photos and videos showing him dressed as Jesus Christ have been widely shared on social media across Africa.

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