Pastor Ng’ang’a, a controversial preacher, has addressed inquiries regarding the ownership of the land housing his Neno Evangelism Church. In a recent sermon, he staunchly defended his claim to the property and issued a warning to those embroiled in the legal dispute.
During the sermon, Pastor Ng’ang’a asserted that he legally obtained the land and attributed the ongoing disagreement to a longstanding conflict with the Kenya Railways Corporation. He directly confronted those questioning his ownership, suggesting they direct threats towards their peers and emphasizing the dissimilarity between his own intellect and theirs.
The pastor revealed that he purchased the land from the Central Bank of Kenya, underscoring the fact that he secured a loan to facilitate the acquisition. He recounted attempts to seize the land during the tenure of the previous government.
Furthermore, Pastor Ng’ang’a appraised the current value of the land at Ksh 10 billion and issued a stern warning against any attempts to take possession, threatening spiritual consequences by proclaiming, “After you give me that money, the land will eat you. I will throw bad spirits at them. I will curse them.”
In addition to addressing land disputes, Pastor Ng’ang’a criticized the government for what he perceived as burdensome taxes imposed on Kenyans. He committed to speaking truth to power and boldly challenged authorities to close down his church if they deemed it necessary.
Expressing discontent with the government’s economic management, the preacher cautioned the Kenya Kwanza government about potential divine consequences if they persisted on their current trajectory.
