- Salvation Healing Ministry preacher Victor Mwangi Kanyari implored his congregants to stay away from TikTok
- The veteran preacher, whose daughter studies and lives in the US, claimed the social media platform was full of crazy things
- He also said he did not want his followers to see him on the platform where he has become an online sensation
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Controversial Nairobi pastor Victor Mwangi Kanyari seems to be preaching water and drinking wine with his advice to his congregants.
Prophet Kanyari on his experience with TikTok
During a regular church service, the preacher, who bragged to Peter Salasya about having more women chasing him, discussed the social media platform TikTok, which he has been a fond user of.
Despite spending quite some time on the platform, the veteran preacher has warned his believers against watching him on TikTok.
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"Prophet Kanyari on his experience with TikTok," read the caption on the TikTok video.
The man of God, who claimed he paid over KSh 1 million in school fees for his daughter Sky Victor in the US, implored his congregants not to use social media, as it contained a lot of ungodly content.
Crazy people are on TikTok, pastor Kanyari
He also did not want them to see him on the platform where he has been an online sensation, making headlines occasionally.
"Just stick to the television. All crazy people are on TikTok. Watch Prophetic TV and Shifu TV, not TikTok. All crazy people in the world are on TikTok," he said.
Kanyari, who promised TikTok user Rish Kamunge a Lexus after she asked for a car upgrade, claimed there were things on TikTok he had never heard of or seen since birth.
The Salvation Healing Ministry preacher said he was persevering on what he saw on the online platform.
Social media reactions
Ahmed Ibn Hussein:
"Still wondering how he maintained followers in his church."
The Doyen:
"The church is growing daily ."
ghost_ke:
"Crazy person watching this from Mathare."
montage heritage:
"For once, I agree with Kanyari. We all belong to Mathare because we aren't normal. We don't care about anything . Even what he is saying ."
Catherine Wairimu:
"Aki pastor Kanyari, don't say that, and the way we love your vibes. You make my day. TikTok never dies."
Gorgeous lady from TikTok visits Kanyari's church
In another story, the sight of a light-skinned lady who attended one of Kanyari's church services surprised him.
He called her to the pulpit, showcasing her stunning beauty and heaping praises on her as he smiled.
Kanyari showed her where to sit and requested that she be given a soft drink as he walked back to the pulpit.
Proofreading by Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke
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