Pastor James Ng'ang'a has told off people criticising him for refusing to help Milka Moraa.

The mother of two went viral when a clip surfaced of her telling the preacher that her house in Mukuru Kwa Njenga was locked due to unpaid arrears.

Ng'ang'a told her off and urged her instead to seek help from the police or Governor Johnson Sakaja.

The video attracted fury from some Kenyans who said the preacher was rude to her.

However, philanthropic policeman Sammy Ondimu stepped in and raised money for Moraa. He also got her a job, and a house under the government’s affordable housing project.

In a surfaced video Ng’ang’a cautioned the press for seemingly painting him in bad light.

He wondered why nobody cared to highlight cases of the people that he helped.

“Those of you in the media look for your agemates to play with them. I see you saying I did not help that woman. Why haven't you highlighted cases of the people that I've helped?

My church is not the government of Kenya, I am not chosen by men.”

The outspoken preacher said he could do whatever he wanted at his church.

“Open your church and help the needy. But come here and tell me you have not paid rent. This is a place of worship.

If you think I will pay rent for you, the wrong number. If that is what brings you, this is the wrong number.”

He then wondered how Ondimu met with Moraa and predicted that they would regret it.

“Itawakula. Wait and see,” an incensed Ng’ang’a said.

However, Moraa previously said she held not grudge towards Ng'ang'a and even thanked him for directing her.

Kenyans had this to say about the preacher’s hard-hitting message.

xhukryzo_17:

“The commander must be respected.”

absolutely_noone_254:

“The people still going to this church surprise me.”

teens._gallery254:

“I want this level of self-confidence.”

anastasia_wa_nduta:

“We are sorry, commander. You don’t know jokes?”

m.i.s.s__blax:

“You can refuse to help them financially but at least be kind.”

st.ar_.boy:

“This is the true definition of the Churchill Show.”

co_omari7:

“We are sorry. She got helped somewhere though.”

Leshantalib:

“People are always ready to criticise the negative stuff you do. Don’t allow them to tell you anything.”

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Moraa said her husband of six years left after her landlord locked them outside.

After going viral and receiving money from well-wishers, Moraa said her husband reached out to her but she refused to answer his call.

The mother of two said she was focused on her children and job.

Source: TUKO.co.ke