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Neno Evangelism Centre founder Pastor James Maina Ng’ang’a has told off American rapper Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. alias Snoop Dogg for mocking his ministry.
This is after the 47-year-old rapper shared on his Instagram page that boasts over 35.7 million followers a viral clip of Pastor Ng’anga ‘exorcising demons’.
"When you're late on the offering money. The Rev needs his (money)," captioned the Long Beach born hip-hop legend on Sunday, September 22, before deleting it on Wednesday 25.
Hours later, however, seemingly not amused by the international jolt to meme stardom and subsequent trolls, Ng’ang’a sniffed out the Drop It Like It's Hot crooner with a humor packed punch.
In a video that has since been shared widely, the preacher rebuked Snoop Dogg with a sly mischaracterization of the rapper’s famous West Coast moniker before telling him to stick to music.
“Naskia nimetembea huko na mtu anaitwa; ‘Watch Dogg’, ‘Sniff Dogg’, ‘Siminuff Dogg’. Ni mtu mmoja ambaye ni kama Michael Jackson. Naskia aliweka hiyo akapata comment more than 1 million akatoa. Wewe ‘Snif Dogg’ imba nyimbo zako za kimataifa achana na Ng’ang’a,” rambled the controversial preacher.
In the undated video, Pastor Nganga is seen raining slaps on a young man as the congregation watched on before shoving and chasing around one woman in an alleged session of exorcism.
