Neno Evangelism founder Pastor James Ng'ang'a has warned his unmarried female congregants not to attend church on Sunday.

This is because most have not taken his six-month ultimatum to get married seriously.

Addressing a woman identified as Jane, Ng'ang'a started off, “Sasa Jane, si utazeekea hapa jameni? Didn’t the multimatu (ultimatum) end? Next Sunday, don’t come here if you are not married.”

Addressing another congregant, he added, “You are also not married? Sasa wewe, nani atakuoa? We usitamani kuolewa, where will you go? Can you wash plates?”

Ng'ang'a had earlier advised that people should only date for six months.

“There should be a six-month ultimatum. I do not want people to waste time or to have their time wasted without getting married. I am giving my spiritual kids six months to get married. Why should I keep you here if you are not enjoying your life? If I am your spiritual Father, why shouldn’t I warn you? I am talking to my flock. I do not want to see people sleeping around. I want to see people married with a wife and their kids like I do.”

He also advised people to abstain.

According to Ng'ang'a, jumping from one man to another can sometimes create discontentment.

Speaking in an undated video, he advised, “For those who have not jumped from one man to another, stay that way. Imagine being married to Kamau, and before that, you dated a Kisii, Kamba, and a Luo. This 'microphone' testing gets into your head. When you get married to a man whose 'microphone' isn't loud, you start complaining.”