A recent video featuring Pastor James Ng’ang’a of Neno Evangelism Centre has stirred massive outrage across social media platforms in Kenya.
In the viral clip, the outspoken preacher is heard making controversial remarks about the Luo community, claiming that anyone who can find a Luo person without HIV/AIDS would receive Ksh 1 million from him.
The televangelist, known for his dramatic sermons and unfiltered statements, appeared to link what he termed as “immorality” to the community, saying they were “provoking God.”
“Show me a Luo without HIV and I’ll give them one million shillings,” Pastor Ng’ang’a allegedly said in the video.
His comments have since sparked widespread condemnation, with many Kenyans accusing him of spreading tribal hatred and stigmatizing people living with HIV.
Social media users have urged authorities and religious bodies to take action against the preacher, noting that such statements can deepen ethnic divisions in the country.
As of now, Pastor Ng’ang’a has not issued any public response regarding the backlash.
