Maina Njenga Storms Dorcas Gachagua’s Prayer Meeting In Nyeri, Rigathi Blames State

There was drama at the Kamukunji stadium in Nyeri after former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga disrupted a prayer session led by Dorcas Gachagua.

Njenga was accompanied by a group of youths forcing speakers at the podium to cut short their speeches.

At this point leaders present led by Nyeri deputy governor Waroe Kinaniri and former second landy pastor Dorcas gachagua left in huff fearing reprisal from the youths .

Similarly members of the congregation mainly women left as tension escalated with Njenga and his youths chanted victory songs .

However the prayers proceeded despite the chaos with youths at one time kneeling on their feet’s seeking God’s forgiveness.

Delivering his message to the community the self proclaimed high priest of Akorino sect urged Kenyans to repent failure to which the county will witness chaos .

This is the second time Njenga has attended prayers in Nyeri, the bastion of former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua.

Gachagua’s response

Meanwhile, the former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has broken his silence following the disruption of a prayer event hosted by his wife.

Gachagua took to social media, accusing the government of orchestrating the incident by sending Njenga, whom he described as the leader of an outlawed criminal group, to sabotage the event.

“Unleashing the leader of an outlawed criminal gang and his goons to disrupt peaceful prayers and desecrate the altar, is the lowest any Government can go no matter the level of desperation,” he posted.

After the commotion, Njenga reportedly addressed the crowd, calling for an end to ethnic politics and urging national unity.

His visit marked his third in Nyeri within three weeks, raising questions about his involvement in the event.

The strained relationship between Gachagua and Njenga is widely believed to be fueled by their political rivalry, with differing views on leadership and influence within the Mt. Kenya region.