Social media personality Marion Naipei is once again making headlines after a video surfaced showing her anointing members of Prophet Victor Kanyari’s church.
The clip, shared by Kanyari on TikTok on February 12, 2026, captures Naipei kneeling and carefully pouring anointing oil on congregants’ legs.
The scene unfolds calmly, with worship music playing softly in the background as members line up to receive the blessing.
A senior preacher is also visible in the video, holding the bowl of oil while Marion continues the ritual. Church members remove their shoes before approaching her and sit down as she anoints them.
Kanyari, the founder of the Salvation and Healing Ministry, explained that he has officially entrusted Marion with the responsibility of administering the anointing as part of church services.
He emphasized that past mistakes or scandals should not bar anyone from salvation.
“Marion Naipei anointing fellow church members. What is that thing that will bar a relationship with my Savior?” Kanyari wrote, highlighting his belief in redemption and spiritual transformation.
This development comes just days after Kanyari revealed plans to ordain Marion as a pastor at his church. Speaking in an interview on January 29, 2026, the preacher confirmed that she will be part of the pastoral team and will even preach during services.
Kanyari explained that his support for Marion stems from concern following a viral incident that attracted public criticism. He felt it was important to provide guidance and a safe space for her during a difficult period.
“That’s why I made sure she joined the church,” Kanyari said, stressing his role in offering support rather than abandoning her amid controversy.
The TikTok video has since drawn attention online, further fueling discussions about Marion’s evolving role in religious circles.
Despite the attention, Kanyari downplayed any negative focus on past events, describing such situations as common in the digital age.
Marion Naipei’s involvement in the church is a reminder of the power of redemption and the influence of faith in reshaping public figures’ narratives.