February 21, 2022, marked the beginning of a new era in Kenyan gossip blogging, as Martha Mwihaki Hinga, a self-proclaimed prophetess, started making headlines with her exposés targeting gospel musicians and pastors.
Her allegations against Reverend Lucy Natasha, the founder of the Oracle of God, went viral on social media platforms, claiming the preacher was engaging in ungodly acts, including homosexuality.
Reverend Natasha denied the claims, terming them 'falsehoods.'
Martha's decision to delete her account after the initial backlash was short-lived, as she returned a few weeks later, this time maintaining a low profile.
However, she bounced back at the beginning of this year, targeting all celebrities, but gospel musicians and pastors, particularly those from Central Kenya, calling herself the 'Kingdom Whistle Blower.'
Her aim is to 'sanitise the church and eliminate what she calls 'pulpit banditry and theft.'
Within two months, her page has been receiving hundreds, if not thousands, of visitors every day.
Some people have used her platform to confess how respected pastors have been luring young men and boys to gayism, while others have been cheating on their wives and husbands.
Notably, Darius Matanya, a youthful gospel singer, revealed that he was recruited to homosexuality in a church.
Several celebrities, including gospel singer and philanthropist Karangu wa Muraya, his colleague Muigai wa Njoroge, Mary Lincon, and Pastor Ann Lawrence, have been exposed badly, with some accused of organising fake online fundraisers to collect money from their followers.
They have dismissed the allegations as malicious, with some even claiming that Martha is a man using a woman's name.
Interestingly, some public figures, especially secular artistes, are her biggest fans.
While this publication does not support her actions, it is worth acknowledging that her sources are on point.