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A tense confrontation unfolded at Neno Evangelism Centre when Geoffrey Mosiria, Nairobi County Chief Officer for Environment, paid an unannounced visit to the church. The visit was prompted by remarks from the church’s founder, Pastor James Ng’ang’a, who had allegedly dismissed a KSh 10 million land rate debt owed to the Nairobi County Government as “rubbish.”

County Official Confronts Pastor Ng’ang’a

Mosiria arrived at the church premises, directly addressing the pastor’s defiant stance.

“Today, we have visited Pastor Ng’ang’a’s church; we have come to collect KSh 10 million, he said that it was rubbish money,” Mosiria stated. “The money they owe the county government as land rate is KSh 10 million and they are supposed to pay so we will come here as per usual because I saw him labelling it as rubbish and I am the one in charge of waste so I have decided to come for it so that we can be able to collect it.”

A Diplomatic Yet Firm Approach

Despite the direct confrontation, Mosiria emphasized that the county’s aim was not to disrupt the church’s operations. “Our aim is not to block the church. The pastor is our friend, and we can be in peace and can keep living in peace,” he clarified. He then extended an invitation, with a clear expectation:

“We will come drink tea with him on Wednesday, and he can pay us the KSh 10 million waste he mentioned.”

Pastor Ng’ang’a on the other hand, has called out the move by government officials; saying that they have been after his church for a while. He claims he is ready to fight for his church.

There is popularity and then there is Pastor Ng’ang’a. The evangelist made headlines for the better part of last year after he was accused of hitting a motorist with his range rover and running away. He is alleged to have been drunk at the time.

He initially denied and that’s when it came out there were actually police backed quarters helping him out to cover this mess opening up a great investigation into his church and his life in general.

It was just too intense and grotesque that majority of Kenyans called for his prosecution but as it’s synonymous with most of us, we have since forgotten and moved to other interesting things.

Pastor Ng’ang’a on the other hand continues to thrive and is a force to surely reckon with as evidenced by these photos that have since merged online.

He still accrues a great following which will continue to grow as it was evidenced in a crusade he recently held in Kayole and it’s quite shocking considering all the atrocities the man has been accused of committing: