Self-proclaimed (see last link) Bishop of Peckham, Gilbert Deya wanted in Kenya for stealing children has a sordid past and may have ties to Queen. The UK fought his extradition back to Kenya, even though his wife was found guilty of stealing a child previously. He had also been charged, but found not guilty of raping a girl in a circus British court. Something strange about this.

Bishop Gilbert Deya has been extradited to Kenya for child trafficking. He is wanted in the country on five counts of abducting babies, illegally registering them and trafficking them to the United Kingdom. The controversial preacher arrived at 5 am on Friday after his extradition request was rejected by a UK court. According to his lawyer, John Sakwa the preacher was going to arrive after the August 8 elections.

The father of five had appealed against the extradition citing fear of torture and facing the death sentence. The preacher has been accused of deceiving his followers that he could make infertile women deliver miracle babies and was in 2014, acquitted of rape and sexual assault charges. His wife, Mary Deya was in 2004 arrested and charged with stealing babies and ten other kids who were found at their Mountain View estate house in Nairobi.

https://www.kahawatungu.com/2017/08/04/miracle-babies-pastor-deya-deported/

Deya who moved to the UK in 1997 is to face charges of child trafficking after being accused of stealing babies at the Pumwani maternity hospital between 1999 and 2003 to give to couples in his church who were unable to conceive after lying to them that he could deliver miracle babies . Deya’s wife was jailed for 3 years after being found guilty of stealing a baby at the Kenyatta National hospital in 2005.

http://barakafm.org/2017/08/04/bishop-deya-of-miracle-babies-extradited-and-arraigned-in-court/

In December, 2014, Gilbert Deya, Kenyan minister working in UK, stood trial in for charges of rape a school girl and keeping her as a sex slave. It appears a cover up may have been in the works when a witness, the girl's mother, spoke for nearly an hour in a foreign language without notice by the court, and the interpreter couldn't remember anything said.

He has 36,000 church membership in UK.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2868686/Witness-rape-trial-gave-evidence-hour-realised-wasn-t-speaking-English-interpreter-simply-said-t-remember.html

He was found NOT GUILTY in the rape trial

United Kingdom-based controversial televangelist Gilbert Deya has been acquitted of rape and sexual assault charges. The London Crown Court comprising 12 jury members on Friday ruled there was no evidence to support allegations that Mr Deya of the miracle babies saga raped a woman identified as Sia Kellie and sexually assaulted her daughter Gloria Richmond.

https://www.kenya-today.com/news/not-guilty-bishop-gilbert-deya-cleared-rape-charges

Some interesting information from "10 things you didn’t know about televangelist Gilbert Deya"

1. He was an evangelist in Kenya in the late 1980s to early 1990s, before moving to the UK 
One woman is claimed to have 'had' three children in less than a year. The woman travelled from the United Kingdom to Kenya in order to ‘give birth’.


2. Gilbert Deya was ordained by the United Evangelical Church of Kenya where he styled himself "Archbishop" 
 

**3. Ten children, none of whom had any genetic connection to the Deya family, were found at Mr Deya's House.

The babies were placed in foster care after DNA tests showed they had no connection to their alleged mothers.  
Rose Atieno Kiserem, a former pastor with Deya's ministry was jailed along with Deya and upon her release from jail, Kiserem confessed that the 'miracle babies' were a hoax created by Deya and his accomplices to deceive God-fearing people. 
 

**4. Deya's wife, Eddah, was arrested in November 2004, charged with obtaining registration for five children irregularly.
 

**5. Gilbert Deya's church in Pekham, South London has 34,000 members

The ministry has churches in Liverpool, London, Birmingham, Nottingham, Luton, Reading and Manchester. 
The church claims to be "the fastest growing Ministry in the UK and worldwide".
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 **Deya meeting the Queen and Prince Philip photo:courtesy**

6. ‘Gilbert Deya Ministries’ claimed that Deya's powers allowed him to cause infertile women to become pregnant. 
Mr Deya claimed that through the power of prayer and the Lord Jesus, he was able to help sterile women give birth. 
 


**7. Deya was accused of stealing five children from Pumwani Hospital, Nairobi 

  He coordinated the trafficking of children, who his church would later present as ‘miracles’ for barren mothers. 

**8. Gilbert Deya was arrested in London by the Metropolitan Police 
 A police spokesman said Gilbert Deya was detained under an arrest warrant issued by Kenyan authorities, who had charged him with child abduction and trafficking. **

9. Mr. Deya was accused of selling a miracle cure for HIV/AIDS. He claimed that the oil he was using was anointed and if applied on any food, would eliminate cancer/ HIV/AIDS.

**10. He quit school in lower primary and at the age of 21, married Mary Anyango who was 14 years old by then.**

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001250318/10-things-you-didn-t-know-about-televangelist-gilbert-deya

On his Ministries website, Gilbert Deya Ministries, he thanks the Queen for her visit. Evidence of a meeting between them is a photo in the "10 things" article.

We are the fastest growing Ministry in the UK and world-wide with a membership of over 34,000 in the UK alone. The vision originated from my home country, Kenya, in 1986. Our goal is to fulfil the commission of our Lord Jesus Christ by taking the Gospel into the outer most regions of the world. We believe in miracle signs and wonders, casting out devils, healing the sick and setting captives free in Jesus' name. We thank God for the visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the support of His Royal Highness King Mswati III, former  president of the Republic of Kenya Daniel T. Arap Moi, the viewers of our television programmes and the members of Gilbert Deya Ministries.

http://gilbertdeyaministries.org/index.html

Article from 2016, more on the shiest

The UK fought extraditing him back to Kenya

http://www.nation.co.ke/news/Deya-on-the-spot-over-miracle-cure/1056-3048826-e46cl6/index.html