The infamous televangelist Pastor Victor Kanyari has stirred controversy by issuing a stern warning to some of his followers, threatening to expel them from his church if they continue to attend without bringing offerings. In a widely circulated video, the self-proclaimed prophet asserted that individuals who fail to present him with items such as sugar and money during church visits will face expulsion.
In the viral footage, Pastor Kanyari explicitly stated, “I will not tolerate your presence here if you do not bring me sugar or tea. It is unacceptable for you to come and see me without offering anything as your spiritual father. You cannot attend here empty-handed.”
This declaration has sparked a heated debate, with critics condemning the pastor for what they perceive as an exploitative approach to his followers. The controversial nature of Kanyari’s statement raises questions about the ethical considerations within religious leadership and the expectations placed on congregants.
