Pastor James Ng’ang’a, the leader of Neno Evangelism Center, has voiced strong disapproval of musician Akothee’s behavior, denouncing her habit of frequently changing relationships as morally objectionable.
In a recent statement, this controversial religious leader has called upon women of the Luo community to abstain from engaging in actions considered immoral in order to avoid potential divine consequences.
Pastor Ng’ang’a underscores the notion of soul ties, attributing them to humanity’s moral decline. He highlights that Akothee, despite her substantial following in Kenya, sets a negative example for society.
Addressing his congregation fervently, he commented, “The behavior of Akothee, a Luo woman, is undeniably objectionable. Moving from one partner to another is a practice that goes against the teachings of the Almighty. In this day and age, Luo women’s actions are sometimes seen as surpassing even those of the Kisii community. Akothee, you should seek forgiveness for your actions.”
In response to Pastor Ng’ang’a’s remarks, numerous Kenyan citizens have taken to social media platforms to express their disapproval. They argue that the pastor’s critique appears to target a specific community rather than addressing individual behavior. Some social media users are demanding that Pastor Ng’ang’a issue a public apology to the women of the Luo and Kisii communities within 24 hours, or potentially face consequences within his Gospel ministry.
