Pastor Ng’ang’a: Video of Men Sitting on Floor at Preacher’s Church Stuns Kenyans
- Pastor James Ng'ang’a is once again the centre of online talk after a dramatic church moment started a debate
- In a video, the preacher discussed his time abroad and hinted at plans to acquire a pricey ride, with some unexpected help
- What caught many off guard wasn’t just the price tag, but who he seemed to expect would help foot the bill
Neno Evangelism Centre founder Pastor James Ng'ang'a is known for courting controversy, and a recent video at his church got Kenyans talking again.
Source: Facebook
Did Pastor Ng’ang’a make congregants sit on floor?
The preacher, who was in the US recently, spoke to the congregation about his time abroad and his plan to get an expensive vehicle, which he said costs a 'little' money.
"I was given some pennies in America, and there is a vehicle I want to buy.
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"It is a small car."
Ng'ang'a said that he had made partial payments for the vehicle.
He then turned to the pulpit, where four men, presumably holding senior positions in his church, sat on the floor.
He addressed them by saying:
"One of you gave me KSh 100,000. Did you send me KSh 40,000?"
How much is Pastor Ng'ang'a's desired car?
Ng'ang'a then said he had a KSh 6 million balance to get the vehicle.
"It is an affordable vehicle—it costs around KSh 14 million," he said, as the congregation laughed.
He said that the amount was not too high. He then urged the congregation to clear the balance so he could get the new vehicle.
Kenyans were taken aback seeing the congregants sitting on the floor at the church.
king_nyash:
“How do people go to this church?”
eng.paul_kenya:
“Wait! Is this AI or people sitting on the floor?”
keymoney.official:
“And someone’s father is sitting down listening.”
Spydart:
“It is time for people to unlock their savings to buy their pastor a vehicle.”
iamthat1111:
“Shame on you. You are busy robbing the blind by misleading them. Why don’t you use the proceeds to help the people of the congregation? Instead, you are helping yourself and, even worse, bragging about it. This is shameful and embarrassing for any human being, especially one who claims to be a messenger of God.”
Did Pastor Ng'ang’a slap man?
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In other news, a man who was slapped by Ng’ang’a during a church service spoke out, claiming the incident had severely impacted his life.
Willy Mwangi, a hawker in Dandora, said the public assault made it difficult for him to sell coffee and watermelons, as people would mock him and claim that he was bribed to remain silent.
He insisted that he received no money from the preacher, only a pair of shoes and a suit, and was detained at the church for a week and pressured to say the slap was a blessing.
Mwangi also claimed he felt unsafe and was forced to live cautiously.
With his livelihood disrupted and dignity wounded, he called for Ng’ang’a to be held accountable and to compensate him.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
