Pastor Ng'ang'a Claims 700 Women Left His Church When He Revealed His Wife: “Even Ushers”

  • A popular television pastor, Pastor James Ng'ang'a, has revealed that he lost more than 400 believers after introducing his wife
  • According to the pastor, 700 women left the church immediately, angry that they were not chosen as his wife
  • However, Pastor Ng'ang'a stood firm, telling them to leave if they could not accept his decision

The founder of the Neno Evangelism church, Pastor James Ng'ang'a, has shared that he lost more than 400 believers when he introduced his new wife, Murugi Maina, to the church.

Pastor Ng'ang'a reveals that people left his church after he married a new wife. Photo: Now TV.
Source: Instagram

The pastor, whose first wife died, remarried and decided to introduce his current wife during the service

How Pastor Ng'ang'a lost female believers

Speaking to his parishioners, Pastor Ng'ang'a revealed that around 700 women, including some helpers, left the church after realizing that he had found a stove.

According to Ng'ang'a, every woman hoped that he would marry him because of his position as a wealthy leader.

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“When I wanted to marry my wife, this church had a big problem. The church was very full. Many women were coming to me. Because when you have oil and also wealth, women come into your life. They are everywhere.

So, when I introduced my wife, believe it or not, 700 women stood up and walked away. They knew my first wife died and they were hoping that I would choose them. Even the assistants left, wondering why I would not choose them. I lost 400 (people)… I stood up and told them to leave; he was mine, not God's. Some people said he was a child…” said Pastor Ng'ang'a.

How Pastor Ng'ang'a's wife celebrated her birthday

Before that, Pastor Ng'ang'a's wife, Murugi, praised him with love on his special day.

Murugi posted many pictures of her and her husband on her birthday.

In a post on Thursday, September 5, Murugi shared several photos showing them enjoying life.

In one photo, the pastor had put his hand on Murugi's shoulder as they smiled for the camera.

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Another photo is a selfie taken by Ng'ang'a while they were in a beautiful place.

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