- Pastor James Maina Ng’ang’a, of Neno Evangelism Center, has fired back at the EACC, brushing off their accusations of land grabbing and declaring he won’t be intimidated
- Ng’ang’a questioned the EACC’s absence during his two-decade tenure on the land, challenging the logic of being asked to vacate now, especially considering the turnover of governments
- Expressing bitterness over the gravity of the accusations against his ministry, Ng’ang’a ominously threatened retaliation, invoking his status not just as a pastor, but as a prophet with divine powers
Pastor James Maina Ng’ang’a of Neno Evangelism Center has fiercely responded to the EACC’s exoneration on land grabbing accusations, asserting his unwavering stance against their intimidations.
In a widely circulated social media video, the outspoken clergyman dismissed the EACC’s allegations as unsubstantiated, challenging them to conduct a thorough investigation.
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He clarified that possessing a title deed does not make him its guarantor, but rather validates his lawful acquisition, urging the EACC to corroborate with the CBK and Ministry of Lands.
With sharp criticism, the pastor rebuked the EACC for thrusting him into the media spotlight, expressing his indifference towards future appearances.
Ng’ang’a questioned the EACC’s absence during his two-decade tenure on the land, highlighting the inconsistency of being asked to vacate under the new government.
Ng’ang’a Recalls Going to Jail
Ng’ang’a, stating he obtained the title deeds in 2000 after years of occupying the land, reminisced about his past, including a period of incarceration.
He recounted being jailed over theft allegations and boldly challenged the government to arrest him again, daring them to fulfill their desire to paint him as a thief.
Having spent numerous years behind bars until his release in 1998, Ng’ang’a attributed his transformative journey to his time in prison, shaping him into a vessel for preaching the word of God.
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He conveyed his bitterness at facing such enormous accusations and threats during his ministry, vowing to retaliate with a significant action that would leave the government guessing.
Declaring himself not just a pastor but a prophet of God, he asserted his intention to use his divine powers for revenge.
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He went as far as recounting a dream where he sensed someone burning in a car, urging the EACC to desist for their own well-being.
EACC Takes Legal Action Against Pastor Ng’ang’a, Rubis Energy Over Alleged Land Grabbing
In a an earlier development of this story, the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has set its sights on Pastor James Maina Ng’ang’a, the controversial leader of Neno Evangelism Center, in its quest to reclaim valuable land in Nairobi’s bustling Central Business District (CBD).
The commission alleges that Pastor Ng’ang’a, along with several other private entities and former Commissioners of Land, were involved in the unlawful acquisition of five prime parcels of land, collectively valued at over Sh1.6 billion.
EACC explained that the parcels of land were purportedly seized from the Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) and the Nairobi City Council (NCC).
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Dubbed as one of the most high-profile cases in recent memory, the legal battle between the EACC and Pastor Ng’ang’a unfolds against a backdrop of intrigue and accusations of corruption.
Alongside the embattled pastor, other notable defendants include Rubis Energy (formerly Kobil Petroleum), Arts 680 Limited, and Lima Limited.
The EACC contends that these entities were complicit in the irregular allocation or transfer of land without adhering to due process, resulting in significant financial losses for the public coffers.
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At the heart of the matter lie five parcels of land, each with its own contentious history and value
