Apostle Ng’ang’a strongly criticized a parent who invited him to a fundraising event for a child’s form one school fees, labeling it as an outdated and disrespectful act. In a widely circulated video, the founder of Neno Evangelical Church asserted that individuals of his stature should not be involved in such small-scale fundraisers.
The controversial televangelist argued in the brief clip that it is inappropriate for anyone to invite him to a fundraising event for a child’s secondary school education, particularly for a student entering form one rather than pursuing higher education at the university level.
Apostle Ng’ang’a expressed his frustration with those who organize such events, suggesting that they are “crazy” and deserving of severe criticism for neglecting their responsibilities until the child reaches class eight before addressing educational needs.
“Some people are insane. Someone has a fundraiser for a child going to form one. Were you not there when we gave birth? Take that nonsense back to where you took it from. Don’t bring it here,” he admonished the parent.
He further emphasized the lack of preparation on the part of parents who wait until their child is in the eighth grade before considering their education. “Did you not know from class one to class eight? Let me help you; the child is going to form one? Take it back to where you took it from,” added an angered Apostle Ng’ang’a.
The video has gained traction online, with many individuals supporting his stance, suggesting that such small-scale fundraisers should be eliminated. Some argue that parents should be better prepared to avoid societal embarrassment.
TikTok users in Kenya echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the importance of planning for the number of children one can comfortably support and discouraging the practice of having children without a well-thought-out plan for their future.
Apostle Ng’ang’a is known for his outspoken nature, criticizing those who act without foresight. He also takes a stand against political leaders, accusing them of mistreating citizens and subjecting them to challenging economic conditions that hinder their independence.
