The controversial pastor Victor Kanyari is using TikTok to look for a wife.
Controversial pastor Victor Kanyari has made waves once again, this time announcing his search for love on the social media platform TikTok.
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Known for his bold and unconventional approach, Kanyari didn’t hold back in expressing his intentions during a live session on TikTok. He declared his desire to find a life partner through the platform, stating firmly:
“I want to marry, and I will marry here on TikTok.”
In his characteristic style, he dismissed the notion of needing prior acquaintance, proclaiming his belief in finding love directly through the platform:
“I will find a good girl here, and don’t tell me people need to know each other. If it doesn’t work, I will come back here on TikTok and announce it didn’t work, and we will separate.”
During the broadcast, Pastor Kanyari addressed several contentious issues, including accusations of impropriety and his affluent lifestyle. He defended himself against claims of being a con artist, showcasing his material wealth and dismissing criticisms:
“Some say Kanyari is a con artist. I have worked on construction sites. I drive V8s, Range Rovers, and you expect me to be poor.”
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He also took aim at fellow religious leaders, particularly regarding their attitudes towards social issues like LGBTQ rights. Advocating for inclusivity, he criticized judgmental attitudes within religious circles:
“I can’t stay in a toxic marriage and die there because I am a pastor. No, it is me who will die not God.”
Furthermore, Kanyari addressed the topic of financial contributions within religious communities, asserting his independence from soliciting donations:
“I stopped begging my congregation… I was tired. Let me sit there and let people give offerings. Let me take the money.”
Kanyari’s announcement on TikTok has once again ignited debate and discussion, showcasing his penchant for stirring controversy and making bold statements.
