Neno Evangelism lead pastor James Maina Ng’ang’a has addressed the Shakahola massacre that has been linked to Malindi church leader Paul Mackenzie.
During a live broadcast while in the US, Ng’ang’a said the end of religious conmen will surely come.
According to him their ‘viosks’ were lowering the heavenly kingdom.
“Wale wahubiri maconman, mtafika mwisho. Niliziita viosk kwa sababu zinashukisha ufalme wa mbinguni,” he said.
The controversial preacher further urged the government to launch a crack down on churches because some of them are conducting witchcraft.
“Tukujieni serikali. It is too much now. Uganga kwa kanisa? No. It is too much. Kuna mwenye alikuwa anasema ukituma KSh 200, atakwambia kama jina yako iko kwa Mungu,” Ng’ang’a said.
The preacher noted that gospel ministry is a difficult task and people have stopped believing because of the false preachings.
Ng’ang’a however said that he hears God’s voice although he doesn’t witness things that other preachers claim to see.
“Kuhubiria watu ni ngumu sana sasa. Even the government doesn’t know mhubiri ni nani. Faith imeshuka sasa. Niliwaambia hii maneno imekuja ili kufanya watu waache kuomba. Mimi ni mtume. Mimi sionangi hizo vitu lakini nasikia sauti ya Mungu,” he said.
Reports indicate that by Wednesday, police had exhumed 95 bodies from Shakahola forest, where faithfuls of Mackenzie’s church starved to death, with hopes of meeting their creator.
The latest bodies to be exhumed are those of five children.
