Emmy Kosgey's Husband Speaks On Why He Never Left Freemasonry Despite Getting Salvation

   

Apostle Anselm Madubuko, husband of renowned Kenyan gospel singer Emmy Kosgei, has shared a revealing story about his past involvement in Freemasonry and the journey that led him to Jesus Christ.

Madubuko said his introduction to Freemasonry happened during his university days. At 18, while studying architecture, he became deeply involved in campus politics, eventually serving as Director of Socials. 

The role exposed him to a life of influence, parties, and attention. Later, he worked as a nightclub and radio DJ, further immersing himself in a high-profile social life.

The preacher explained that a family pattern worried him—his mother’s sisters had all lost their firstborn children.

Seeking protection, he joined Freemasonry at the age of 21 and quickly rose through its ranks. By 23, he became a Master Mason and led a feared campus cult known as the Pirates of Fraternity.

“In my final year, I became the ‘master’ of Pirates of Fraternity. It was a dangerous group; we could tear down cities,” he recalled. TO READ MORE, TAP HERE.