Speaking to his followers, Kanyari boldly claimed that his new venture will give opportunities to thousands of Kenyans seeking greener pastures outside the country. He said unlike other recruitment firms that charge heavy fees, his company will operate on a “no payment” basis.
“Nimeanza kampuni ya kupeleka watu nje ya nchi bila malipo. Hii siyo kama zile zingine ambazo zinawanyonya. Mimi nataka kusaidia watu kwa sababu naelewa shida ya maisha Kenya,” Kanyari declared.
His remarks have already attracted massive debate online, with some Kenyans applauding the idea as a noble initiative, while others dismissed it as another “publicity stunt” from the man of God. Many netizens reminded him of his past controversies, questioning whether this new promise will be fulfilled.
Kanyari, however, insisted that this time he means well and that he wants to change the narrative about him. He asked young people to prepare their passports and be ready for the chance of a lifetime.
The preacher also revealed that the program will start with a few selected countries before expanding. He urged Kenyans to ignore critics and focus on the opportunity being offered.
Whether this turns out to be genuine or just another attention-grabbing move, one thing is clear: Pastor Kanyari has once again managed to put himself at the center of public discussion.
