After Gloria Muliro And Pastor Omba, Another Revered Man Of The Cloth Has Been Divorced Thanks To Infidelity Allegations

Infidelity, lack of respect, alcohol, arrogance and marital battery are the words that are playing ground here as another man of the cloth has found himself on the wrong side with religious teachings that he so much clings to and teaches to his congregants.

He is not just a man of the cloth but a revered reverend, Bishop and all the other names that befit people who have taken it upon themselves to spread the gospel.

When Gloria Muliro came out and spoke the agony she has gone through for five years, the world was shocked. However, these fresh allegations are gonna throw many of us off our seats as we kneel to pray for God’s intervention.

Pastor James Maina Ng’ang’a of the Neno Evangelist Church is a man under siege after his wife of three years, Loise Murugi Ng’ang’a filed for a divorce after the marriage became completely unbearable.

Loise has accused Pastor Ng’ang’a of infidelity, alcoholism, abuse, both physically and psychologically, and many other things that have prompted her to quit.

According to the Nairobian, Loise says that Pastor Ng’ang’a has subjected her to depression as he beats her, drinks hard and does not take care of the family.

The estranged wife to the revered man of the cloth also accuses her husband of sleeping with church staff, married women who are his congregants and other ladies at will.

Murugi goes ahead to explain how Pastor Ng’ang’a has assaulted her several times, sometimes prompting her to run to her mother’s place to seek refuge.

The estranged wife has filed an affidavit seeking to have the court compel Ng’ang’a to part with over Kshs. 500,000 monthly for the upkeep of their two-year old daughter.

Murugi says that she believes Ng’ang’a is capable of raising the money because he swims in massive wealth gained from his apostolic engagements.

However, on his part, Ng’ang’a says that Murugi has been disrespectful and has run away from their marital home without his knowledge.

In his affidavit, Ng’ang’a says that he has been denied access to his daughter and fears that she (the daughter) is likely not to be brought up in the correct morals and values. He wants the court to compel Murugi to allow him have access to his daughter as a father.

Ng’ang’a says he is capable of taking care of the child and that he should not be denied access to her.

On her part, Murugi argues that Ng’ang’a is an irresponsible father who cannot be trusted to take care of the child properly. She wants him to pay her every month for her upkeep and that of the child.

Ng’ang’a was married before and had four children before his wife passed away. He is known to perform miracles that many are unable to comprehend.

In this very new and untimely developments, the gospel industry is greatly under great disrepute and no amount of persuasion and teaching will bring its glory back.

Only staunch and true prayers will work.