Kanyari Explains ‘Bush Cat’ Remark as He Funds Marion Naipei Makeover
Prophet Victor Kanyari has clarified his controversial “bush cat” remark about Marion Naipei. Previously, the phrase sparked heated reactions online. However, the preacher insists his words carried spiritual frustration.
During a livestream, Kanyari explained the trending “paka ya msituni” comment. He said he felt discouraged by Naipei’s behavior. Accordingly, he claimed he kept seeing her drink on TikTok.
“I continued praying for her, yet I saw heavy drinking online,” he stated.
Therefore, he used the phrase to express disappointment. He insisted the comment was corrective, not abusive.
Cash Support for Church Wardrobe
Beyond the clarification, Kanyari offered financial support. He focused on Naipei’s appearance during church services. According to him, she lacked appropriate outfits.
He initially planned to shop personally. However, he chose to give her cash instead. He asked about the price of women’s clothing.
Naipei estimated one outfit at KSh 2,000. Consequently, Kanyari handed her KSh 6,000. The money targeted three church outfits.
He strictly warned her about misuse. Specifically, he banned spending that portion on alcohol. Therefore, viewers saw the gesture as structured help.
Debate Over Drinking Money
Unexpectedly, the session took another turn. Kanyari addressed Naipei’s drinking habits directly. He asked how much she needed for alcohol. She requested KSh 3,000. However, he rejected the request immediately. Instead, he shut down the discussion.
This moment shocked many viewers. Meanwhile, clips spread rapidly across social platforms.
Kanyari also responded to outside criticism. He accused radio personalities of mocking his ministry. Therefore, he defended the sanctity of his altar.
“I am of the church; you are radio,” he fired back.
He questioned why entertainers discussed his work. Consequently, the rant added fuel to the controversy.
Ongoing Public Transformation Journey
Marion Naipei remains a frequent guest on Kanyari’s streams. He claims he is guiding her personal reform. However, their interactions often trigger viral moments.
This episode again blurred faith and entertainment. Meanwhile, audiences continue watching closely. Ultimately, the story reflects modern digital ministry culture.
