- Pasta James Ng'ang'a smote his believers by sitting in the churches he had closed, referring to the unfortunate places
- He warned his followers against violating his orders, saying he would no longer be their prophet if they failed to follow his leadership
- Those locked out of the church were expelled, while Ng'ang'a told them they could go wherever they wanted
Pasta James Ng'ang'a of the word Evangelism Center has once again sparked his controversial speech and pronunciation during recent worship.
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What did Pastor Ng'ang'a say?
The open -speaking pastor dismissed his believers, saying that they were not of the same status.
In an online video, Ng'ang'a seemed tired of his followers, questioning why he even joined them.
“Even I don't know what I am going to.
He also emphasized his authority, warning believers that his church is not a place to do The processioncomparing government institutions.
“Here you are not Kenyatta that you will march to me, here is not a Sha. If you do not follow my instructions, I swear before God, I will not be your prophet.
His terms also intended for those who were locked outside the church, telling them they were free to go anywhere they wanted.
Internet comments about Pastor Ng'ang'a's pronunciation
The video has spread rapidly, sparking different emotions from Internet users, while others criticize his statements while others defend his unparalleled preaching style.
Titus Munyasi: “Pastor some are” wise “but the commander is otherwise.”
Janice Muny: “I'm cool coz even I can't call him.”
Nelly Obura: “The land of insane people and so -called churches are we?”
Gaiti Sarah: “Always on the news for wrong reasons, he said someday the bishops in his church are proud of the wealth they have received in his church.”
Akobonux: eeeeeeiiii komanda and just proud “
Gabriel_real_ Realtor: “Someone reminds him of he came out … who gave us to deprive us, there is a day.”
BALKEY.;
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In a separate story, Pastor Ng'ang'a was criticized for refusing to help Milka Moraa, a mother of two who sought her help.
Moraa had asked her for help after being locked out of her house in the Great Njenga for failing to pay taxes.
However, the pasta dismissed his request, advising him to seek help from the police instead.
In response, Police Officer Sammy Ondimu, widely recognized for his contribution efforts, stepped in to help Moraa.
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