Philanthropist and preacher Apostle Dan Wema has addressed viral online claims suggesting that Nairobi Chief Officer for customer service Geoffrey Mosiria was opposed to his ministry, revealing that the county official personally clarified the matter.
In a Facebook post on Thursday, March 12, 2026, Wema explained that Mosiria had invited him to his office to clear the air after reports circulating online, particularly from bloggers, claimed that the county official was opposed to the preacher’s work.
According to Wema, he travelled from Murang’a to Nairobi to hear the clarification directly from Mosiria.
“He called me to his office, so I left Murang’a to go and listen to the Secretary-General. But he clarified that he has never opposed the Lord’s work that I am doing—those were just stories from bloggers,” Wema posted.
Wema shared that during the conversation, the county officer dismissed the claims and affirmed that he had never opposed the preacher’s work.
He further described Mosiria as a supportive figure, noting that the county official was not only aware of his ministry activities but also showed goodwill toward his work in the community.
“Geoffrey Mosiria, be blessed, sir. Let this photo reach 50K likes,” Wema added.
Gift for kind woman
In a related development, the preacher, born Daniel Wanyonyi, bought land and built a house for a kind-hearted woman he met working in a sugarcane plantation.
In a post shared on his Facebook account on Sunday, January 9, 2025, the clergyman said they had just completed securing a perimeter fence around her newly built residence and that the woman was overwhelmed with joy at the kindness Kenyans had shown her.
Dan further stated that the only remaining task in the project was to apply plaster to the house, which they were allowing time to dry, and extended heartfelt gratitude to everyone who had contributed towards making the initiative a reality.
“Finally, all the glory be to God! Mama ako na shamba, iko fenced, nyumba amepata. Ikikauka tunaeka plaster… Thanks for the support,” he declared.
Dan’s announcement followed days of mobilising Kenyans through his Facebook account, passionately urging them to donate as he was deeply invested in transforming the woman’s life for the better, permanently.
He had earlier informed his followers that he had identified a plot of land valued at Ksh150,000 near her current residence, which he intended to purchase on her behalf.
He fervently appealed to Kenyans, even suggesting that they forego a meal for the day so they could collectively raise the amount before another buyer claimed the property.
“Guys, we have 100k now. Deficit 50k only. Aki, twende tulipe hio plot leo kesho tujengee yeye nyumba. Tushapata plot. Tuma 100 bob, 200 bob, 500 bob kwa 0791863382. Daniel Wanyonyi. May God bless you with lands and big houses as you become a partaker of this. Let’s put a smile on her, God will bless you,” he urged.
Unlikely encounter
Wanyonyi came across the woman during one of his routine content creation sessions, where he engages strangers under the guise of being destitute, seeking assistance to gauge their generosity and kindness.
During this particular episode, he approached the woman while she was engaged in labour at a sugarcane farm and requested Ksh20, claiming he had not eaten due to his employer withholding his wages.
“Nimeona nikuje nikuombe msaada vile nimekuona nikiwa kwa njia ukiwa hapa kwa shamba ya miwa unapalilia. Naomba tu mum ukweli kama unaeza kuwa na shillingi ishirini unisaidie niende nikule ndizi. Niko na shida mum. Nimekuwa nafanyia mtu kazi hanipei pesa,” Dan implored.
