This archive report was first published on 25 September 2019.
Published on September 25, 2019, Tanzanians have taken to social media to express their outrage against Pastor James Ng'ang'a, accusing him of being a fake prayer warrior.
Ng'ang'a gained notoriety earlier this year when he paraded Rose Muhando, a frail and dazed Tanzanian gospel artist, in his church as a demonstration of his supposed healing powers.
However, Muhando's testimony did not sit well with Kenyans, who instead accused her of being under the influence of hard drugs after backsliding from her faith.
But as tables turned, Muhando was rescued from the 'vultures' by good Samaritans who acquired medical attention for her, and she is now back to her feet, having recently released songs to praise God and thank Kenyans for their kindness.
Ng'ang'a's actions have been met with widespread criticism, with Tanzanians painting him as a prophet of doom and a shady man of God who cannot be trusted.
