Pastor Ng'ang'a Says He Eats Same Food With Workers: "Labda Mbwa"

• Pastor James Ng'ang'a revealed his egalitarian approach to living with employees during a church sermon
• Unlike traditional households, Ng'ang'a disclosed he usually shares meals cooked in the same pot with his workers
• The televangelist said that only his dogs are allowed to eat separately at his house, but not any of his employees

Neno Evangelism founder Pastor James Ng'ang'a has divulged his practice of treating his workers as equals in his household.

During a sermon at his church, the preacher disclosed that he and his employees share the same meals, emphasising the absence of preferential treatment at his home.

Why Pastor Ng'ang'a doesn't discriminate against his staff

Unlike the typical scenario where employers enjoy distinct culinary privileges, Pastor Ng’ang’a insists on unity, with everyone dining from the same pot.

“In my home, there’s no distinction between what I eat and what my workers eat. We don’t have separate meals; we dine together as a family. The only exception might be the dog. Whether it’s beef or ugali, we all share the same food,” he explained in a TikTok video on Cmurizi TV.

How did Pastor Ng'ang'a rise from convict to preacher?

In a separate story, the man of God revealed that he was jailed for 20 years and blamed the experience on the devil.

The apostle shared that for 20 years, he was in and out of prison and only celebrated two Christmas holidays with his family.

In a past interview, the man of God said that he got saved while in prison, which is why he is a blessed man to date because God changed his life completely.

He likened his story to that of Joseph in the Bible and added that those in prison have only been sent there by the devil because of the potential they carry.

He said that in prison, he learnt carpentry work but has never practised because he was not called to be a carpenter. He added that he is a working preacher as he works and pays taxes like a normal citizen.

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