Prophet David Owuor, a prominent Kenyan evangelical preacher, is under scrutiny for claims of miracle healings, including HIV/AIDS cures and raising the dead, which have drawn criticism from health bodies and religious organizations. His ministry, Repentance and Holiness Ministry, also faces questions regarding its global influence and opulent displays.

• The Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC) and the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) have condemned Owuor’s claims, warning against the abandonment of scientifically proven treatments like Antiretroviral Therapy (ART).
• Owuor has visited Venezuela multiple times, where he was reportedly accorded "royal treatment" by former President Nicolás Maduro, making prophetic decrees for his protection that ultimately failed during Maduro's capture in 2026.
• The Repentance and Holiness Ministry claims to have documented 30 healed HIV cases, with tests turning negative at the DNA-PCR level, and alleges collaboration with government bodies and global organizations like the CDC and WHO.
• Controversy surrounds Owuor’s alleged resurrection of Mama Rosa Chepochesau in 2017, who later died again in 2019 and was not resurrected a second time.
• Religious regulation in Kenya remains a contentious issue, with Owuor’s ministry opposing state intervention, advocating for self-regulation amidst attempts to curb extremism after incidents like the Shakahola cult.