- In a trending video, a Kenyan pastor has given a lively rebuke to ladies who eagerly opt for pricey dishes when treated to dates by their boyfriends
- The pastor highlighted that some girlfriends like to order chicken and other expensive dishes even on a 4 p.m date, while some boldly request takeaways, putting a strain on their boyfriend’s budget
- The pastor asserted that if these ladies were the ones footing the bill, they probably wouldn’t be ordering that chicken and playfully labelled them as daughters of Jezebel
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A Kenyan Pastor has in a now viral clip told off ladies who greedily like to order expensive foods when taken on dates by their boyfriends.
Kenyan pastor who went after ladies who pressure their boyfriends with expensive food budgets during dates. Photo: TikTok video screengrab
The pastor who in the video is seen delivering her sermon from an alter in a well furnished church, said she wondered what made some ladies to act out is such greedy ways that often ended up hurting their boyfriend’s pockets.
The female pastor explained that when a boyfriend asks their girlfriend out at 4 P.M, they don’t intend to end up making egregious spending on costly dishes but rather on something affordable like a beverage or juice.
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Much to her disappointment, the pastor mentioned that many girlfriends often request chicken and samosas or other expensive foods with some even going as far as ordering takeaways, adding an additional burden to their boyfriend’s expenses.
She said ladies should first consider that this is a boy of their age, who they are with together in college and who’s amount of pocket money is similar to theirs and therefore shun acting out in ways that suggest greed.
The pastor said she knew way too well that the ladies can’t order the chicken if they were the ones paying the bills and shaded them as ‘daughters of jezebel’.
Pastor Ng’ang’a Tells Off People Critisizing his English: “Lubbish”
In a related story, Neno Evangelism church founder Pastor James Ng’ang’a told his TV audience to seek another preacher elsewhere if they don’t understand his broken English.
In an undated video captured during a televised sermon, Nga’ng’a told those who do not understand Kiswahili to learn the language, just as he is learning English.
“Switch off your TV and find where you can get the message from that preacher of your class,” he said.
“Do not stay there blaming me. Your work is to identify where I have put an ‘r’ here, ‘l’, just switch to a channel where there is coherence, just as you learned in the university.”
He said in his sermons, he targets reformed inmates, handcart pushers and the poor.
“Listen to me, I have made it in life. That is why I have reached where I am, so I can advise you,” he said.
In yet another video, Ng’ang’a bragged about having a beautiful wife who is not slender.
“The anointing is not only about heart, God can give you good things,” he said amid laughter from his congregation.
