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| Neno Evangelism Centre founder Apostle James Ng’ang’a |
Neno Evangelism Centre founder Apostle James Ng’ang’a has told off bishops who wrote him an invitation letter to maandamano by bishops. Apostle James Ng’ang’a, who told off bishops. Why didn’t pastor Ng’ang’a go to State House? In a video shared on Facebook by Gabriel Oguda, Ng’ang’a said that the bishops sent him a letter that they were going to unite for a prayer rally. “Don’t call me, mind your own business. You are only remembering to pray after you have dirtified yourselves. Shut up, Iam not of your class,” he thundered. “You ate all alone; the day you were eating at State House, I had just come from Jerusalem Prayer Centre, where I had fasted and prayed for three days. When I arrived in Nairobi I saw you at State House prophesying. Just go back the same way you ate,” he alleged. Kenyans comment on Nga’ng’a’s preaching lizah mutuku: “Anguka nayo.” Joy M: “Kenya needs to be in Hollywood at this rate!” Gathoronjo: ” Maandamano outbreak.” Akinyi Ating’a: “Ng’ang’a is attacking and defending. Telling them off even if who who they are. Lakini mbona hapo kwa chakula ni kama inamuuma kuliko maombi yenyewe?. Eii. ningekuwa na vaccine ningempea yangu pia mimi.” Mami Mbuya: “If you ever listen to pastor Nga’nga, this guy makes sense to me, he is brutally honest and so rich in the scriptures. He will talk and backup with scriptures. Very powerful, don’t joke with a man who has mastered over 300 bible verses.” Achitsa Achitsa: “You know you’ve hit an unprecedented low when pastor Ngangaa rubbishes your invitation!” Fredrick Odhiambo Were Hsc: “Shut up inasemwa kwa nini na ni barua iliandikwa.” Ng’ang’a hits out at Nigerian preachers Pastor James Ng’ang’a lambasted foreign preachers, especially Nigerians, for proclaiming prophecies about Kenya. The televangelist criticised the invasion of foreign religious figures, questioning their authority to prophesy about Kenya’s president. Pastor Ng’ang’a also blamed Kenyans for having excess trust in foreign preachers than their own, using Benny Hinn as an example.
by Susan Mwenesi