Gospel musician Rose Muhando has returned to the church to visit Pastor James Ng'ang'a for the first time since she was there to be exorcised three years ago.
Muhando in her message thanked Nga'ang'a for healing her during the period when he claimed she was surrounded by evil spirits and strongly criticized those who said that during that it was all a performance.
"You all know me, I don't need to explain myself, but I have to say thank you Jesus for giving me another chance to step here one more time. At that time, I arrived here in a different way with a different situation, in short, the Lord brought me here to help me. And it helped," Muhando said.
She further praised pastor Ng'ang'a while warning all believers under Ng'ang'a not to be deceived and leave the church.
"I thank God for our father (Ng'ang'a), please those of you who are under this father, do not leave his feet. I can be a good example for you not to leave.
For those of you who saw that period when I came here, these altars were what held my life because that is what the devil was looking for. I passed around but the Lord brought me here. I thank God for using you to pray for me," Rose Muhando said.
The artist said that the Ng'ang'a's Neno church had made the whole world know that she was in trouble and started praying for her deliverance.
"Who would know that I am sick and pray if it is not this congregation? This is what caused all the people to know their problem and pray for me and from the throne God delivered me," Muhando said.
Muhando also made sure that she apologized to Ng'ang'a for causing him to be spoken of badly during that period.
A clip of Muhando praying with pastor Ng'ang'a in 2019 was circulated on the internet as she was seen lying on the floor in front of the altar while the controversial pastor shouted at what was said to be demons to release her.
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