Pastor Ng'ang'a hilarious take on why online dating is evil

 

controversial city preacher Pastor James Ng'ang'a 

Do you all believe in spirits? Well, controversial city preacher Pastor James Ng'ang'a very much does and he strongly feels the supernatural realm is awakened by an act as seemingly harmless as online dating.

In an undated video Pastor Ng'ang'a while giving his usual sermons in church cautioned men to avoid developing crushes on women they interacted with across social media platforms noting there were dire consequences to pay for such actions. 

The preacher also took time to chide individuals who will choose not to listen to his advice or term his warnings as false. 

"Listen to me, all of you who use social media. Listen, all of you who go to FaceBook and TikTok take care of yourselves because there... you will find things. There is something you will carry from there," the controversial pastor who also doubles as a singer and guitarist said as he took a dramatic pause to look at his congregation.  

He went on to narrate why he was opposed to online dating insinuating women have the ability to astral project and in the same breathe lure men into satisfying their desires. 

"When you like a lady... in the evening her spirit will come and engage in sexual activities with your spirit while you are asleep. 

Yet her husband whom she has been with, they have been married for 10 years never dares to touch her. They have been sleeping in the same bed for years and he does not engage with her," the Neno Evangelism Center preacher said.

Addressing critics whom he knew would rise to challenge his seemingly obnoxious claims he added, "And to those who will dispute me saying it is a lie, go first and clean your blackened teeth,"

Reacting to the message, a huge fraction of netizens did exactly what the pastor had asked them not to do... they disputed his message. Some called him delusional as they argued such things were unpractical while others shared they wouldn't mind if their favourite celebrity crush came to them in their spirit form and laid with them. 

by HANNIE PETRA