Neno Evangelism Centre founder Pastor James Ng’ang’a. Is not new to controversy, the preacher seems to be gaining so much popularity and following on social media due to his constant controversial remarks.
He has been filmed, severally, bullying and abusing his congregation. Even once ridiculing a female worshipper who dared go to his church wearing old, torn shoes. She is not the only one of his followers he has belittled. In August this year, male congregants from his church accused the pastor of “knowingly using abusive and demeaning words” to refer to them.
Three years ago, the televangelist was charged with dangerous driving after his car collided with another at Manguo, Limuru, killing Mercy Njeri, a passenger in the vehicle. Ng’an’ga, who denied culpability, would later be acquitted, sparking anger among Kenyans who accused police of bungling the case.
In the current trends this week, King Kaka’s song wajinga nyinyi has been receiving and trending on the social media airwaves, almost for a week now. For pastor James Ng’ang’a he seems to have just learnt of it, and just as controversial. As he always is this is what he had to say, in one his televised preaching.“Hata kuna mwengine amesema afadhali Ng’ang’a anadanganya watu, sijui shetani gani inaitwa nani, Karakasi, Kaskasi, Kan Kaka wewe ni mjinga! Tafuta wau rika yako, tafuta watu rika yako, watu ya matatu… manamba ya matatu muongee nao. This is a commander unaongea na nani,” Pastor Ng’ang’a rants.
The particular lyrics that mentions his name states as per the below;
Na ukiogopa jua hauwezi kuwa chief
Iba hizo mamita mko scott free niibe kuku ntalala ndani
Atleast pastor Ng’ang’a amewashinda anadanganya hadharani
And the King Kaka effect still goes on, with various reactions being felt from various personalities from different walks of life and Kenyan on twitter taking the lead.
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