Controversial city preacher Pastor James Maina Ng’ang’a has made a significant pledge to support housing for the underprivileged in Kenya.
Following a recent meeting with Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome, Pastor Ng’ang’a announced his intention to purchase 100 units under the government’s Affordable Housing Program to gift to less fortunate members of society.
This decision comes after a public fallout with Milka Moraa, who sought help for rent from his church, leading to widespread criticism of his initial response.
Ng’ang’a’s move is seen as a gesture of goodwill, aiming to provide housing solutions to those in need.
The pledge was made public during a press conference, where Ng’ang’a also addressed his earlier actions, suggesting that the attention from the Moraa incident was a blessing in disguise as it led to her securing affordable housing herself.
This initiative by Ng’ang’a is expected to benefit many Kenyans, aligning with the government’s aim to provide dignity, security, and economic empowerment through its housing projects.
