"Hadi Watu Wa Choir": Archbishop Harrison Shocked to See Ushers Yet to Repay Hustler Fund

Archbishop Harrison Ng’ang’a of the Christian Foundation Fellowship has been shocked to discover his church ushers have Hustler Fund loans.

In a recent sermon shared online, Archbishop Harrison asked congregants if they were Hustler Fund defaulters. To his shock, he discovered many of his church members were yet to repay the loan.

Archbishop Harrison stated he prays for Kenya to grow economically yet his ushers are yet to repay the Hustler Fund loan.

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“Kama ulichukua Hustler Fund inua mkono nione. Aaaaai Kumbe ma-hustler fund mmejaa hapa! Nisikie mkisema serikali ni mbaya. Unasema serikali ni mbaya na ni wewe umeiharibu? “ Archbishop Harrison posed.

“Hadi watu wa choir pia wana Hustler Fund! Ndio maana ninaomba hapa nikisema Baba uwape pesa na ninaona maombi yanakataa hadi nashindwa ni nini kinazuia maombi yangu kutojibiwa kumbe ni Hustler Fund. “ He added.

Humorously, the man of the cloth joked that he always anoints his ushers and prays for their financial breakthrough but he never thought they had Hustler Fund loans.

“Huwa ninaombea ushers mpaka ninawapaka mafuta mengi hata ninapaka times five kumbe ni Hustler ninapaka iko ndani na hakulipa. Watu waovu hapa ni wengi.

“The wicked borrows and does not pay(Psalms 37:21)…the wicked Fuliza and does not pay, the wicked Hustler and does not pay.” He stated.

Archibishop Harrison requested the ushers and other church members with Hustler Fund loans to repay. He said loans make the country fail to do economic activities well.