In a jaw-dropping revelation, Apostle Ansel Madubuko stunned viewers on Dr. Ofweneke Tonight (TV47) as he peeled back the layers of his haunting past—one steeped in Freemasonry, wild debauchery, and a chilling prophecy of his own death.
At just 21, he was initiated into the secretive brotherhood, quickly climbing the ranks to become a “Master Mason” by 23. But behind the prestige lurked an unseen darkness, one that gnawed at his soul and dictated his life in ways he never imagined.
A Terrifying Vision That Changed Everything
At 25, Madubuko was confronted with a terrifying vision—his own demise. The premonition struck him like lightning, shaking him to the core and forcing him to reevaluate his path.
Looking back, he recalled his reckless youth as a DJ and party host, drowning in excess and chaos. He was also a feared leader of the university-based Capon of Pirates, a brotherhood notorious for its unchecked power and violent influence on campus. Despite wielding authority and indulging in every pleasure imaginable, an unshakable void tormented him.
A Mysterious Stranger & A Divine Wake-Up Call
Everything changed when an unexpected encounter with a young man led him to a shocking realization—his life of power and indulgence was a trap, and true safety could only be found in Christ.
For years, Christian Union members had avoided evangelizing to him, convinced that he was beyond saving. But deep inside, he knew the truth:
“We threw wild parties, but no amount of drugs, alcohol, or relationships filled the emptiness I felt. Wealth, status—it was all meaningless. By 25, I was exhausted, living off hangovers and regret,” he confessed.
Realizing that his downward spiral was leading him straight to destruction, Madubuko surrendered to faith. His transformation was nothing short of radical—a complete spiritual overhaul that redefined his purpose.
A Prophecy & A Life-Altering Love Story
As if his journey wasn’t shocking enough, Madubuko also shared how a prophetic vision led him to Kenyan gospel star Emmy Kosgei. The moment he saw her in a church service in Mombasa, something stirred within him.
Without knowing her background, he felt an undeniable pull toward her. But it wasn’t until a prophecy confirmed that their union would bring him divine blessings that he pursued a relationship. Today, their marriage stands as a testament to the redemptive power of faith.
Apostle Madubuko’s Warning to the Youth
Now, he uses his story as a warning—a chilling reminder of the price of chasing power through secret societies, indulgence, and deception. He urges young people to break free from destructive influences and seek a true, life-altering spiritual transformation.
“I was lost, but grace found me. No wealth, status, or dark affiliations can replace the peace that comes with true faith,” he concluded.
His story is more than a tale of redemption—it’s a wake-up call to anyone standing at the crossroads of destruction and salvation.
