- Pastor Eliud Ng'ang'a said six men who identified themselves as detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigation raided his house at night
- CCTV footage showed the men trying to enter his house before Ng'ang'a asked them about their intention to leave his residence
- This led Ng'ang'a accompanied by his son to go outside and question the people and create a conflict
Answer: Conflict between church and state Kenya First seems to be increasing after people claiming to be DCI officers raided Pastor Eliud Ng'ang'a's house in Ruiru on Thursday, November 21.
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The priest expressed his concern about his safety and that of his family following the attack planned by six men.
How did the DCI invade Pastor Ng'anga's home?
In an interview with Citizen TV, Ng'ang'a said it all started when he noticed six men trying to enter his house, which made him question them.
This made him and his son go out and question the people about their identity and the reasons for trying to enter their house.
“I asked them who they were, but they never answered me, so I asked my son to take a video of how the events were going on, including the numbers of the cars used by those people,” he said.
The priest added that when his son took out his phone to record the incident, one of the men tried to pull out his gun and threatened to shoot him.
Ng'ang'a said the confrontation ended when those people who later claimed to be spies of DCIwhen they received a call from an unknown person, possibly instructing them to leave him and his family alone. They left shortly after the call.
Why did the DCI raid Pastor Ng'anga's house?
Pastor Ng'ang'a, who is also an employee of the Kenya Power and Lighting Company, said the attack happened after he gave a sermon criticizing the President's government William Ruto of Kenya First.
The preacher indicated that the detectives may have targeted his house because of the sermon.
“Other things that the government is doing can be so that the country's churches accept their wishes. I preached a sermon saying that if you want people to follow you, start denying them food, the hungry can do whatever you want. I don't know if this sermon touched anyone or caused anything,” the priest said.
Nganga and his family are now living in fear following the incident. They have reported the incident at Gatung'ura police station.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
