‘Kukataliwa sio mwisho’ – Pastor Ng’ang’a’s message after meeting CS Wahome
Apostle James Maina Ng’ang’a of Neno Evangelism Center on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, met with Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome.
In a statement shared by the CS, she revealed that their discussion revolved around the affordable housing programme. CS Wahome revealed that she offered to guide the city pastor on the process of acquiring the said houses.
“Apostle Ng’ang’a’s visit is both inspiring and impactful. His interest in understanding the program reflects the growing awareness and support from various sectors of society,” CS Wahome’s statement read in part.
“During our discussion, I offered to guide him through the process of acquiring affordable housing and educate him on the program’s structure and benefits,” it added.
Pastor Ng’ang’a’s pledge
Following their discussion, Pastor maintained rejection was not the end of every situation. He further told the CS that what was widely considered rejection following his encounter with the lady from Mukuru was a blessing.
“Bwana amegeuza yote, imekuwa ni baraka. Kukataliwa sio mwisho!” Apostle Ng’ang’a passionately shared, emphasizing the transformative nature of the program.
He further told the CS that he was willing to mobilise people and assist them in understanding how to acquire the houses under the affordable housing programme.
Encounter Milka Tegisi
During a church service, Pastor Ng’ang’a went viral after telling off a lady identified as Milka Tegisi.
Tegisi had asked for help with her house rent during a church service at Ng’ang’a’s church, Neno Evangelism Centre.
In the clip, Pastor Ng’ang’a told the lady to go to the police or the government and ask for a house under the affordable housing program.
“Kwenda polisi hapo, enda polisi,polisi ya kwenu ni wapi? enda kwa Sakaja Johnson. Si kuna nyumba zimejengwa siuende ukae hizo za affordable. (Go to a police station near you or go to Sakaja Johnson. Go live in those houses constructed under affordable housing program),” stated Ng’ang’a.
Kenyans however mobilised and helped her to deposit to one of the houses under the affordable housing programme.
