During a church service, Pastor James Nganga of the Neno Evangelism Center has issued a stern warning to President William Ruto and Roads Minister Kipchumba Murkomen.
According to reports, Pastor Nganga revealed that he had previously considered praying for the government to fail, but ultimately decided to go against it. However, the man of God expressed his deep anger, stating that he is now going to "deal with Kipchumba Murkomen through prayers."
Addressing the political leaders directly, Pastor Nganga urged President Ruto and Minister Murkomen to "humble themselves before God and the people," asserting that their lives would then automatically improve. The 71-year-old pastor claimed that he is the "spiritual director and controller," hinting that he might take action that could harm the officials in the spiritual realm.
Reflecting on his past interactions with the government leaders, Pastor Nganga reminded them that they had sought his prayers before the elections, and he had prayed for them. However, he accused them of now claiming that he had "grabbed his church land" due to their newfound power.
In a stern warning, the pastor stated that if the government fails to change its approach towards the people, especially men of God, they will not rule beyond 2027. He made it clear that if they continue being "arrogant" and manage to rule until 2027, it would mean that God never called him as a spiritual leader.
This unexpected outburst from the influential pastor has raised concerns about the relationship between the government and the religious community, and the potential implications for the country's political landscape.