Sabina Chege Confesses She Got Her Blessings From Pastor Ng'ang'a's Church

• Nominated MP Sabina Chege claims that she is where she is today because of blessings from Pastor James Ng'ang'a's
• The lawmaker said that she used to be a member of Neno Evangelism Centre, and it was there that her journey to success began
• Sabina promised to go back to the church to give back to the people who supported her when she had nothing

Nominated Member of Parliament (MP) Sabina Chege has credited Pastor James Ng'ang'a for her success.

Sabina Chege at the wedding of Pastor Ng'ang'a's daughter

The MP was addressing congregants at the Neno Evangelism Center during the wedding of Ng'ang'a's daughter.

Sabina, who was ousted as the National Assembly's Deputy minority whip, claims that Pastor Ng'ang'a's church set her up for success.

She said that she was a congregant at Ng'ang'a's church, and that's where her blessings came from.

"I was a member of this church and that's where my blessings came from," she stated.

The lawmaker then sang a worship song to the church before thanking Ng'ang'a for his role in her success.

She said that although she had not been to the church for a while, she had not forgotten them and would return to give thanks.

"I would not forget to come here where they remember me...I will come back to say thank you," she said.

To Ng'ang'a, she reiterated:

"I have not yet come back to say thank you because my blessings came from this church, I'll come back."

On his end, Ng'ang'a told her she should come back with KSh 3 million.

"You just bring us two million, one to apologise and one to accompany the one million," he remarked jokingly.

Sabina urged the congregants to continue fellowshipping at the church, saying that that was where they would receive their breakthrough.

"You are in the right place...on this altar you find favour...on this altar Mungu anafungua milango," she concluded.

Sabina claims Raila would have won with her as running mate

Sabina sensationally claimed she would have secured victory for Azimio La Umoja One Kenya Coalition Party in the 2022 General Election.

The lawmaker said selling Raila Odinga's in Mt Kenya was challenging.

The lawmaker expressed her dedication to the Jubilee Party, adding that she worked tirelessly to sell Raila's presidential bid despite being made fun of.

"I earned this position. It was not a favour. I did not vie because I wanted to fight for the party despite as being called names and being told to go sell Baba it was very difficult. You saw me in the entire country. At some point, I was actually named among possible running mates, and I wish they had given me, we would we would have won," she said.