He is out of jail on a bond worth 1 million shillings and a surety of the same or a 500K cash bail but Pastor James Ng’ang’a Maina, who looked dejected and sour, had a word to tell his congregation at his Neno Evangelism Church on Sunday.
The controversial man of the cloth was arrested and presented in court for the murder of Mercy Njeri through reckless driving along the Nakuru-Nairobi highway a month ago.
What baffled many is the fact that the televangelist colluded with some police officers to cover-up the accident, and even made the inspector general of Police Joseph Boinett to jump to his defense and deny it was not him who caused the accident.
But after massive public outcry, a fresh probe was carried out and it was established that indeed it was the pastor who was driving the Range Rover that caused the accident.
Ng’ang’a blasted IG Boinett for allowing his arrest and prosecution even when there was no enough evidence to prove he killed Mercy Njeri on July 26.
The pastor also blasted the media, saying it has been on his neck all along because they do not wish him well.
Ng’ang’a said that most of those working for the media are young men and women whom he prayed for, laid hands on and blessed them to get jobs.
“Most of them are kids I have laid hands on, prayed for and blessed. Now they are spreading false information because they do not like pastor Ng’ang’a. I pray for them.”
He said that there was an accident over the weekend but no media house followed it like they have followed his, clearly showing they hate him.
What baffled many is the fact that the televangelist colluded with some police officers to cover-up the accident, and even made the inspector general of Police Joseph Boinett to jump to his defense and deny it was not him who caused the accident.
But after massive public outcry, a fresh probe was carried out and it was established that indeed it was the pastor who was driving the Range Rover that caused the accident.
Ng’ang’a blasted IG Boinett for allowing his arrest and prosecution even when there was no enough evidence to prove he killed Mercy Njeri on July 26.
The pastor also blasted the media, saying it has been on his neck all along because they do not wish him well.
Ng’ang’a said that most of those working for the media are young men and women whom he prayed for, laid hands on and blessed them to get jobs.
“Most of them are kids I have laid hands on, prayed for and blessed. Now they are spreading false information because they do not like pastor Ng’ang’a. I pray for them.”
He said that there was an accident over the weekend but no media house followed it like they have followed his, clearly showing they hate him.
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