Burale Accuses Kenyans Of Fuelling Kanyari's Antics By Giving Him Audience

• Renowned motivational speaker Israel Robert Burale is unhappy with Kanyari's direction, and he's not hiding it
• Burale opines that Kanyari had lost the plot and is being controlled by "an extremely lustful and perverted spirit"
• He, however, blamed Kenyans for cheering him on as he is headed towards destruction through TikTok

Renowned motivational speaker and preacher Israel Robert Burale has sparked a conversation about Pastor Victor Kanyari's recent drama.

This is after a video of him receiving condoms while on the church pulpit went viral, attracting harsh criticism online.

Why is Burale unhappy with Kanyari?

In a post on Facebook, Burale blamed Kenyans for cheering the controversial pastor on by giving him an audience.

The clergyman admitted that he believed Kanyari had lost the plot and needed to be called out.

"An extremely lustful and perverted spirit has completely taken over him, and while at it, he is making a lot of money via TikTok," he wrote.

He emphasized that the public's engagement only enhances his popularity, effectively promoting his questionable actions.

What's the way forward for Kanyari?

According to the motivational speaker, the devil, who is older than our grandfathers, has carefully lured Kenyans to make Kanyari a topic.

Burale disclosed that he was ministering a week ago when he had a moment of reflection and heard a whisper telling him to preach Jesus.

"Give him (Kanyari) a blackout. Let's make Jesus known, and people will automatically move away from such absolute nonsense," he shared.

Burale concluded his message with a call for compassion and collective improvement, adding that no human is perfect and we all depend on God's mercy.

Nadia Mukami lectures Kanyari

His sentiments come against the backdrop of singer Nadia Mukami blasting the controversial pastor for disrespecting the pulpit.

The Radio Love crooner disapproved of the clip, describing it as "cringe" and inappropriate for someone in his position.

She emphasized the importance of maintaining respect and decorum, particularly for those who hold influential positions within the community.

Nadia advised Kanyari to know the limits of creating content for the respect of the church, religion, and the fear of God.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke