Hii ni siasa: Pastor Kanyari set to distribute 310 bodabodas to Kasarani residents

Victor Kanyari has sparked widespread attention after showcasing dozens of motorbikes during a church service, claiming they are intended for distribution to residents of Kasarani.

While addressing congregants, Kanyari stated that he currently has 310 motorbikes, which he said are meant to benefit people across the constituency.

Motorbikes displayed during sermon

During the service, rows of motorbikes were visibly lined up within what appeared to be a large compound or storage area, forming part of the visual setup as he preached.

Footage from the event, which has since circulated online, shows the motorcycles arranged in neat lines as Kanyari continued speaking, repeatedly referencing the number 310 and linking it to the planned distribution.

Unclear distribution plan

Despite the announcement, Kanyari did not provide details on how the motorbikes would be allocated. There was no information shared regarding the selection criteria, timeline, or process that will be used to identify beneficiaries.

The statement was made within the context of the sermon, without a structured explanation of the rollout.

Public reaction and attention

Kanyari, a well-known figure in Kenya’s religious scene, often attracts attention for his sermons and public remarks, which are widely shared on social media.

The latest development has once again drawn interest online, with many focusing on both the scale of the motorbike display and the message behind it.

The significance of “310”

The number 310 has previously featured in Kanyari’s teachings, particularly in reference to the phrase “mbegu ya 310,” where congregants were encouraged to give KSh 310 as an offering.

Its reappearance in the context of the motorbike announcement has raised curiosity, as it mirrors earlier messaging associated with his ministry.