Pastor Ng’ang’a's Fierce Dare to Govt. About Neno Evangelism Centre

Pastor James Ng’ang’a of Neno Evangelism Centre has publicly dared government authorities to proceed with the demolition of his church following reports that the building is earmarked for demolition.

Speaking during a church service, the outspoken preacher addressed congregants after claims emerged that officials were planning to pull down the structure.

In remarks delivered partly in Kiswahili, Pastor Ng’ang’a said he had been informed that government agents were planning to demolish the church.

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“Nimeambiwa wanakuja kubomoa, si mkuje?” he said, directly challenging the authorities to act on the alleged plans. His comments drew reactions from congregants present at the service.

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The pastor did not specify which government agency was allegedly behind the planned demolition, nor did he provide details on the reasons given for the reported action.

However, his remarks came amid ongoing demolitions and enforcement actions in various parts of the country targeting buildings said to be on riparian land, road reserves, or properties lacking proper approvals.

During his address, Pastor Ng’ang’a maintained that he was unafraid of the reported plans and continued with the service as usual.

He reiterated his position several times, stating that he was ready to face any action taken against the church.

The sermon was recorded and later shared widely on social media, where it sparked debate and discussion among netizens.

Some social media users questioned the legality of the church’s location and whether it complied with planning and environmental regulations, while others focused on the pastor’s bold language and history of confrontational statements.

The clip circulated across multiple platforms, attracting comments from supporters and critics alike.

Neno Evangelism Centre, which has branches in different parts of the country, has in the past been associated with controversies involving its founder.

Pastor Ng’ang’a is known for his dramatic sermons and remarks that frequently attract public attention.

By the time of publication, no official statement had been issued by government authorities regarding any planned demolition of the church.

It also remained unclear whether any notices had been served to the church management concerning compliance issues or enforcement actions.