Rapper and businessman King Kaka has announced his intention to end his long-standing feud with the pastor of Neno Evangelism Centre, James Maina Ng’ang’a.
In a video uploaded on social media, the artist expressed that it’s time to settle his dispute with Pastor Ng’ang’a after a disagreement sparked by a particular video.
It will be recalled that a few years ago, a video of Pastor Ng’ang’a allegedly exorcising a woman who claimed to be possessed by a demon named ‘King Kaka’ went viral, with Ng’ang’a insisting it was a demon named ‘Kang Kaka’.
This incident, which occurred at the Neno church altar, seemed to upset King Kaka, who felt his reputation was being tarnished in the community, especially considering his status as a popular artist.
However, he has decided to put all the anger aside and extend an invitation to Ng’ang’a for the premiere of his film next week, stating that he is ready to forgive and forget. He even mentioned the possibility of attending one of Neno church’s Sunday services.
“Hello Kenyans, I have a formal invitation for my good friend – from now on, that’s how I’ll refer to him – Pastor Ng’ang’a. We’ve had a lot of online disagreements, and I want us to settle them. So, I’m sending you an invitation to the premiere of my film on May 17 at Two Rivers, and I officially invite you,” said King Kaka.
“So, if you know Pastor Ng’ang’a or if he’s online, send him this video. Pastor Ng’ang’a, I’m the one you called Kang Kaka, I’m the demon you allegedly cast out from that woman, and here I am today, officially inviting you to come and watch the movie. And after we’re done, that’ll be on Friday, I might also come to church on Sunday to see what you’re up to, right? Pastor Ng’ang’a, you’re most welcome, and when you come, ask about Kang Kaka, I’ll be there,” he added.
