In the wake of the recent anti-Finance Bill protests led by Generation Z, Pastor James Ng’ang’a, founder of Neno Evangelism, has announced his intention to join the demonstrations against the Finance Bill 2024.
During a service on Sunday, June 23, the outspoken televangelist addressed his congregation, explaining why he plans to take to the streets on Tuesday, June 25.
Pastor Ng’ang’a’s declaration comes amid growing dissatisfaction with the proposed Finance Bill, which many Kenyans believe will impose unfair economic burdens. Speaking passionately to his followers, Ng’ang’a criticized the bill for its potential to worsen financial hardships for ordinary citizens.
He stated that his decision to protest was driven by a sense of duty to stand with his fellow Kenyans in opposing policies they see as detrimental.
“I will attend the next demonstration. When is it? Tuesday? I will attend. So just come with teargas you lob at me,” Ng’ang’a boldly declared, challenging the anti-riot police who are often deployed to manage protests.
His defiance mirrors the frustration and resilience of many Kenyans who feel their voices are being ignored by policymakers.
