- Pastor James Ng'ang'a took to the pulpit to vent about a teacher at the school his child attends
- The Neno Evangelism Centre founder said that the teacher demanded to see him instead of his wife
- The pastor slammed the teacher using unsavoury words, dividing Kenyans’ opinions
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Neno Evangelism founder Pastor James Ng'ang'a has bashed a teacher for summoning him to school.
Why did Pastor Ng'ang'a slam teacher?
According to the outspoken preacher, he visited the school after his child got into trouble.
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The next time there was an indiscipline case, Ng'ang'as wife went but the teacher would have none of it.
He demanded that Ng'ang'a make himself available to discuss the matter, which irked the preacher, who vented his frustration at the altar.
"Some teachers are mental. I said I would not go. After all, I'm paying you money to teach the child,” the pastor said.
He argued that he had better things to do than go to his child’s school to listen to the teacher. In his argument, Ng’ang’a said the teacher could tell him nothing of substance.
“You want me to come and listen to nonsense?” he posed.
He further urged teachers to tone down their demands on parents.
"Unless you are stupid. I think you are possessed.”
The outburst divided Kenyans, with some urging him to respect teachers.
Samir K Kamau:
“And you trust that teacher to educate your child? Respect to the teachers.”
Wairimu Polly:
“Good parents know that ego doesn’t help. An available parent is better than a rich, absent parent.”
Mwangi Kuria:
“Instead of paying for Churchill Live, I would rather attend his church and be entertained for free.”
Njambi Musa:
“Here, wondering who between the teacher and Ng'ang'a' is a mental case.”
Why did Pastor Ng'ang'a go broke?
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that Ng'ang'a is well off, but the outspoken preacher did not always have it easy
A video of a sermon in which he tearfully narrated his humble beginnings and struggles in Mombasa surfaced.
The video elicited feelings of empathy, but some dismissed it as a narrative to get tithes and offering.
Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
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