Outspoken political activist Nuru Okanga has once again stirred online drama after launching a scathing attack on popular televangelist Pastor Ezekiel Odero, challenging him to prove his alleged divine powers.
In a heated exchange with Omosh 1 Hour, a diehard supporter of Pastor Ezekiel, Okanga dismissed claims that the preacher performs real miracles, calling him a fraud.
“Kama Pastor Ezekiel ako na power, anipige kitu nisiamke kesho! Huyo ni mkora tu!” Okanga shouted during a live discussion, meaning “If Pastor Ezekiel truly has power, let him strike me dead by tomorrow! He’s just a crook!”
The confrontation quickly went viral on social media, with fans from both camps trading insults and defending their preferred sides. Omosh 1 Hour, a loyal follower of Pastor Ezekiel’s ministry, responded by warning Okanga against mocking a man of God, insisting that divine matters should never be treated lightly.
However, Okanga, known for his blunt political and religious opinions, stood his ground, saying Kenyans should stop being easily deceived by so-called prophets who exploit faith for money and fame. He accused some preachers of using fear and theatrics to control followers instead of preaching genuine spirituality.
The clash sparked widespread reactions online, with netizens divided over who was right. Supporters of Pastor Ezekiel accused Okanga of blasphemy and disrespect, while others applauded him for boldly questioning religious manipulation in Kenya’s fast-growing “miracle church” culture.
As debates continue, one thing is clear — Nuru Okanga’s fearless outburst has reignited the conversation about fake miracles, blind faith, and accountability in Kenya’s religious scene. Whether his challenge will provoke a response from Pastor Ezekiel himself remains to be seen.
