DJ Fatxo Defends Bishop Kiengei Amidst Church Drama, Shares Photos: "Najua Nitapigwa"

• It has been a difficult month for JCM Church founder Bishop Muthee Kiengei as his name features in different scandals
• Despite the ongoing onslaught, popular mugithi entertainer DJ Fatxo has defended the clergyman
• Fatxo believes the drama going on in the pastor's life is spiritual and that it will not last

Popular mugithi entertainer DJ Fatxo has come to the defence of Bishop Muthee Kiengei amidst ongoing church drama.

The DJ shared photos and a message expressing his unwavering support for the embattled bishop.

Why Fatxo supports Bishop Kiengei

In a Facebook post, DJ Fatxo addressed Bishop Kiengei with deep respect and admiration, describing him as a blessed man of God.

He continued by sharing a profound message he felt compelled to deliver to the JCM church founder:

“A heavy voice is telling me to tell you, Guka wa Nairobi Muthee Kiengei Bishop Ben JCM Church, God loves you so much, and He is not done with you."

He added that he's aware he may face backlash online, but that won't stop him from delivering the message.

According to him, Bishop Kiengei's war is spiritual, and only a few will understand.

Online fans defend Bishop Kiengei

Kiengei's fans joined the entertainer in supporting the besieged man of God, a public show of support that comes when he needs it the most.

Erastus Mwene Limuru:

"When they fail to destroy you, they influence others to hate you. May God keep on protecting you and disappointing them."

Muiruri Njogu:

"Thank you for standing with Bishop, DJ Fatxo. God will fight his battle and no weapon formed against Bishop will prevail."

Rashid Mohammed:

"Bishop Ben JCM Church is unshakable, not even the storms can shake him. He is coming out stronger than before."

Woman accused of leaking viral audio about Kiengei defends herself

Wairimu Kimani, a Kenyan YouTuber who lives in the US, has denied leaking audio that portrayed Bishop Muthee Kiengei negatively.

In the leaked audio, a church member at JCM, identified as Damaris, opened up about an alleged relationship with the pastor.

It detailed the alleged scandalous lifestyle the clergyman and his wife lead, including the car he drove.

According to Wairimu, a friend she had known for 15 years was present in the room when she was speaking to Damaris; she recorded the conversation and leaked it online.

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