Pastor Ng'ang'a Warns Gen Z Against Associating His Zakayo Song With William Ruto

• Pastor James Ng'ang'a warned the youth against using his famous song Zakayo for their agenda against President William Ruto
• Ng'ang'a warned that he composed the song before the Kenyan president was nicknamed Zakayo
• The controversial pastor made it clear that he does not want Zakayo's song to be associated with the president

The founder of Neno Evangelism Church Pastor James Ng'ang'a has warned Gen Zs against misleading people with his Zakayo song.

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Ng'ang'a spoke about the issue in a video that has gone viral. The man of God revealed that he released the song about 18 years ago.

He warned the young people for associating his song with the President's nickname William RutoZacchaeus.

“I didn't mean Zakayo what you are saying. I released that song almost 18 years ago.” Ng'ang'a said.

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The President previously spoke about his nickname saying that he does not mind Kenyans calling him a tax collector.

Ruto accepted the nickname during his speech on Labor Day, May 1, at Uhuru Park.

“Fellow Kenyans, the development of our country will not come from miracles or help from outside, it is up to us to pave the way. Our collective efforts, intelligence and taxes are important. Being called Zakayo is not an issue, the issue is us. You have to pay taxes. Zakayo is just a name . As long as we are building this nation.”

“As long as we have health plans for all, and our young people get employment opportunities, Zakayo is a name. Let's move forward. There is no problem. We must build our country with strength, knowledge, talents, plans and our taxes,” he said.

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In a separate statement, Ng'ang'a jokingly told the couples to leave his church until they get married.

The controversial evangelist had previously given a six-month deadline for singles to find partners.

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