Nabii Benjamin, the spouse of Eliud Wekesa, a preacher known as Yesu wa Tongaren based in Bungoma, is reaching out to compassionate individuals and influential figures in Kenya, urging them to rally behind her husband by facilitating the acquisition of a car.
In a discussion with the media at their residence, Benjamin underscored the importance of support from both the citizens and leaders of Kenya in advancing her husband’s ministry through the provision of a vehicle.
She acknowledged the advancements in transportation today and the historical reference of Jesus riding a donkey, but emphasized the fairness of Yesu wa Tongaren having a car to enhance the efficiency of his mission.
As a mother of eight, she highlighted the challenges her husband encounters while traveling to various regions to assist local communities. His popularity attracts attention wherever he goes, hindering his ability to navigate the market or promptly respond to the needs of the people.
Benjamin believes that equipping Yesu wa Tongaren with a car would enable him to carry out his ministry more effectively, reaching a wider audience and providing assistance with greater immediacy.
She remarked, “I appeal to our leaders to consider this: In the Holy Bible, Jesus visited places while riding a donkey. However, in this era, Yesu wa Tongaren cannot even walk a few meters to the marketplace because of his fame. Yet, people have moved beyond donkeys to cars. Providing him with a car would be tremendous support if you desire efficient service from him.”
In a recent development, Yesu wa Tongaren was gifted an expensive smartphone a few weeks ago. The self-proclaimed messiah and his wife, Nabii Benjamin, expressed their joy during the event, captured in a TikTok video where content creator Vincent Mboya presented the smartphone. Mboya shared their excitement as he unboxed the phone and provided a brief tutorial on its operation.
Devoted followers of Yesu wa Tongaren, steadfast in their belief in his divine presence, enthusiastically celebrated and eagerly anticipated his impending entry into the online community.
