City minister Godfrey Migwi is worried about how lawmakers are showing Kenyans a good time for their own particular pick up. The House of Hope Church author advised the delegate president against riding on the ‘trickster’ tag to increase political mileage.
The evangelist says that ‘trickster’ is a term related with neediness while government officials who need to be called ‘hawkers’ are stinking rich.
“Hello Kenyans and good morning , already in the house God as I write this, the God I serve ministered to me , Kenyan’s don’t allow politician’s to name our blessed country hustlers Nation, they’re not hustlers they want to own us, they want to baptize Kenya as the land of Hustlers, if you name it you own it already, again hustlers is the Name associated with poverty and prostitution it’s not good name to call a blessed country like kenya, we are blessed land we are blessed people, we refuse our blessed country to be baptized politically in dirty poverty water,” wrote pastor Migwi.
I concur with you Pastor there’s power in the tongue. We r blessed n the word hustler is not our potion in Jesus Name.
People are misusing the term”hustler” without any respect to the learned Kenyans, shame on them and their priest of the hustlers.
I agree with you pastor Kenyan we are blessed people in a blessed country, I reject the name hustler, in Jesus name
I also agree with pastor Godfrey Kenya is a blessed country, they want us to end the uhustler as they call it by making themselves leaders and normal Kenyans we benefit from nothing.