Bishop Margaret Wanjiru, the founder of Jesus is Alive Ministries, has made shocking allegations of assault and land grabbing by security agencies. The incident unfolded on March 6, 2024, near the premises of her church in Nairobi CBD.

According to Bishop Wanjiru’s detailed statement, the altercation began when alleged National Intelligence Service (NIS) agents, operating from an adjacent office, initiated the demolition of a wall and allegedly took over land designated for her church parking.

Upon hearing commotion, the bishop went to investigate, only to find herself at the receiving end of a violent onslaught. “I was roughed up, given a thorough beating, and my phones were taken away,” recounted Bishop Wanjiru, describing the horrifying ordeal. She expressed disbelief, stating, “I thought I was dreaming.”

Despite her attempts to seek assistance from nearby government offices, including the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), the invasion persisted. “They really had no shame, even beating me up, lifting my skirt,” she emphasized, highlighting the brutality of the assault.

The repercussions of the altercation were severe, with injuries sustained by Bishop Wanjiru’s son, accountant, and security personnel. “My son had been beaten, arrested, put in the boot. Joshua, my accountant, our cameras were confiscated… My security was beaten, and his hand is broken,” she revealed, painting a grim picture of the aftermath.

Bishop Wanjiru vehemently denied any involvement in land grabbing, asserting the legitimacy of the properties under dispute. “We have never grabbed anybody’s land… We bought these properties many years ago, and they are ours,” she asserted.

Expressing disappointment with the government’s response, Bishop Wanjiru addressed President William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua directly, lamenting, “You have rewarded us with broken legs, broken arms, hurting bodies… You truly, truly, truly have rewarded us with evil.”

In a bold declaration, Bishop Wanjiru pledged to seek justice relentlessly, warning the government of the consequences of its actions. “You went for Benny Hinn in America, but you will look for me… I’m not moving, and I’m not going anywhere,” she declared.

Bishop Wanjiru expressed gratitude to those who have stood by her side amidst the turmoil and urged the church community to remain vigilant. Despite supporting UDA, she claimed unfair humiliation by the police and vowed to make those responsible for her suffering pay.

“Mr. President and Deputy President, I have never walked with these things (crutches). If it was a car accident, I would not even complain but to be beaten by security agencies? Now I’m practicing. I’ll count the steps that I will walk, and somebody will pay for every single step,” she asserted. Bishop Wanjiru concluded by expressing pity for the consequences the families of both President Ruto and DP Gachagua would suffer for humiliating a servant of God.