Controversial city preacher Victor Kanyari has dismissed claims that he is planning to join politics because of the attractive salary and benefits enjoyed by Members of Parliament.
The preacher explained that he already earns enough money from his private businesses and church activities,making political pay unnecessary for him.
Kanyari spoke after online discussions emerged questioning his interest in politics and whether financial benefits were part of the reason behind the move.
The preacher insisted that his businesses are successful and can generate income equal to what an MP earns in a month within just one day.
His remarks quickly attracted attention on social media where many Kenyans reacted to his comments about wealth and politics.
The preacher has remained one of the most talked about religious figures in Kenya for years.Apart from his ministry work,Kanyari has often made headlines because of his lifestyle,public statements and online presence.
In recent years,he has become very active on social media platforms,regularly sharing videos and interacting with followers during live sessions.
Kanyari also explained that his interest in leadership is not connected to personal financial gain.
According to him,leadership should focus on helping communities and bringing development to ordinary citizens.
His remarks came at a time when many Kenyans continue to question the motives of leaders seeking political office ahead of future elections.
The preacher’s comments sparked mixed reactions online.Some people supported him and praised his confidence,while others questioned the source of his wealth and business success.
Others also debated whether religious leaders should actively participate in politics.Kanyari has previously shown interest in public leadership and community matters,often discussing issues affecting young people and families during his online broadcasts.
His latest remarks have once again placed him at the center of public conversation as discussions around politics,money and leadership continue to dominate social media platfoms in Kenya.