Man Claims He Used to Spiritually Cause Road Accidents in Kenya, Uganda: "Tunaua Wengi Sana"

 

Pastor James Ng’ang’a, the founder of Neno Evangelism, has prayed for a man who confessed to having caused many road accidents in Kenya and Uganda through a mysterious bracelet. Pastor Ng’ang’a prays for man who claims to have caused many road accidents. The man, who identified himself as Stano, said he received the bracelet from a lady who wanted to promote his music career. However, he soon realised that the bracelet had a dark power that made him appear on the highway at night and cause collisions among drivers.Stano said he had killed many people through this method and also hindered the progress of many young people. He said he felt pain in his hand whenever he wore the bracelet, and he sought help from Pastor Ng’ang’a. Does Pastor Ng'ang'a communicate with devil? The pastor confronted Stano at the altar and asked him to reveal his deeds. He then knocked him down and prayed for him, while slapping him several times to cast out the evil spirit. In the video, Stano said: “My hand was painful, but I thank God because it is like that bracelet was the cause… I was given the bracelet by a certain lady when I was about to release a song. At night I found myself in the middle of the road and when vehicles want to overtake each other, they collide because one driver will see me and the other one won’t.” READ ALSO Catherine Kasavuli's Son to Release Documentary on Her 1st Death Anniversary: "Mama I Miss You" Ng’ang’a asked. “How many people have you killed?” “Very many. Both in Kenya and Uganda. I have killed so many people. I’m Stano… I also cause young people not to prosper. I cause them to drop out of school,” he continued and Ng’ang’a ended the prayer with a slap. How much did Pastor Ng'ang'a give hawkers? In another story, Ng'ang'a announced that he would give each hawker in his church KSh 10,000 to empower them. In a video that has gone viral on social media, Ng’ang’a is seen asking the group to identify themselves. “I will give each of them KSh 10,000. Write their name and phone numbers. I want you to be united. Be united and know each other and start your group. You will be saving KSh 10 or KSh 20 per week. It will grow and grow into a big amount,” Ng’ang’a said. 

by  Brian Ajon