The confession video by Axel and Laurine Levi claimed to tell "the whole truth." Two testimonies directly contradict it.
Naomi, former head of communications at MFD, reveals she anonymously contacted Apostle Marcelo Tunasi with evidence. Tunasi called Axel Levi and asked him to step down for a year. Axel refused. Yet in his confession video, Axel says: "Out of fear and pride, I didn't confess" to Tunasi. This is not an omission. It's a rewrite of history.
An anonymous victim testifies in a TikTok Live: Pastor Timothy Amad, Axel Levi's spiritual father, sexually assaulted her. Her complaint was dismissed for lack of evidence. Axel Levi, she says, knew. Yet in the confession video, Axel presents Timothy as a wise father he regrets not listening to.
In this video, I cross-reference both testimonies with the Levi confession, minute by minute. And I ask the question no one is asking: why do victims stay silent? Because the system punishes those who speak and rewards those who stay quiet.
We need men of integrity. Independent pastors who can receive testimonies, build cases, and walk victims toward justice. Francophone African Pentecostalism must reform.
The confession video by Axel and Laurine Levi claimed to tell "the whole truth." Two testimonies directly contradict it.
Naomi, former head of communications at MFD, reveals she anonymously contacted Apostle Marcelo Tunasi with evidence. Tunasi called Axel Levi and asked him to step down for a year. Axel refused. Yet in his confession video, Axel says: "Out of fear and pride, I didn't confess" to Tunasi. This is not an omission. It's a rewrite of history.
An anonymous victim testifies in a TikTok Live: Pastor Timothy Amad, Axel Levi's spiritual father, sexually assaulted her. Her complaint was dismissed for lack of evidence. Axel Levi, she says, knew. Yet in the confession video, Axel presents Timothy as a wise father he regrets not listening to.
In this video, I cross-reference both testimonies with the Levi confession, minute by minute. And I ask the question no one is asking: why do victims stay silent? Because the system punishes those who speak and rewards those who stay quiet.
We need men of integrity. Independent pastors who can receive testimonies, build cases, and walk victims toward justice. Francophone African Pentecostalism must reform.