Pastor Ng'ang'a Says He Never Allowed Daughters To Have Kids In His House: "Ukizaa Nje"

• Pastor Ng'ang'a shared how most parents were destroying generations by allowing their kids to have children while still living under their roof
• He shared that he warned his daughters not to get kids outside wedlock lest they be kicked out of his house
• Most netizens agreed with the pastor, while others shared their experiences of having had children while still at their parents' homes

Renowned preacher Pastor James Ng'ang'a has recalled his conversation with his daughters, warning them not to have children while still under his roof.

Pastor Ng'ang'a warns parents with grandkids at home

The man of God, while preaching, left his congregants laughing as he warned them about messing up their children.

In his words:

"I told my girls, if you give birth, I kick you out. We will just see each other. If I am to help you, it will be outside. But she cannot raise the child in my house, so she can give birth again and bring me another child? Saying, grandchildren. Whose grandchildren? I am also a grandchild. I am not saved for that."

Ng'ang'a also claimed girls who get kids out of wedlock while at their parents' houses tend to have different baby daddies.

"If you go properly, I will welcome you. If you are at your husband's house, I can ask for the kids to come and visit. If you have girls, if one sees the other bring a child, the other one will not fear bringing another one, and you will have spoiled your generation," he added.

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@Carol Mwangi said:

"He is a good dad."

@jjang1 said:

"Most parents, especially mothers are destroying their homes by allowing what the commander is saying."

@Dhahabu said:

"On this I agree with him even though I do not listen to him."

@Wanyela said:

"Painful truth for a better society."

@Gitonga said:

"The realest pastor ever."

@Shiro Kaindo said:

"My mum is the best, nilimzalia and he loves my son."

Ng'ang'a gives singles in church ultimatum

The man of God once assembled all unmarried members in his church and asked them to choose each other.

He also gave the singles in his church six months to find a spouse and get married or leave his church.

Some social media users criticised him for his controversial stand, while others commended him for being practical and showing the way.

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