The call for help elicited a sharp reaction on social media with a section of Kenyans raising queries on why her perceived rich father, apostle Ng'ang'a, could not help her.
Wangari, who dropped out of school at Standard 8 for lack of fees, went on to narrate how she was fond of listening to her father on TV without knowing she was his daughter.
Wangari also revealed that she had been attending his father's crusades without knowing that it was him.
All along, Wangari says she knew the man who raised her together with her mother as her dad.
Her aunt would however reveal the well-kept secret to her, even though she did not reveal to her who her father was.
As fate would have it, Wangari says Apostle Ng'ang'a would later look for her after staging a crusade in Kinagop, an area where she was raised.
"One day he called me saying that he is called James Ng'ang'a and if I knew Neno Evangelism. But I hung up the call because I could not believe it," she narrated.
But Apostle Ng'ang'a called again, she claims.
"He said he was given my number by my uncle, on hearing my uncle's, mother and grandfather's name being mentioned, I started connecting the dots," she said.
Wangari said that she confronted her mother with the new developments including details of her phone call with Apostle Ng'ang'a but she brushed it off.
She explained that days later, they planned for a meeting with the dad during which he confirmed to her that he was her father.
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