Media personality Frank Gashumba has continued his war of words with Pastor Robert Kayanja, telling the preacher to record his conversations with God as their disagreement over religious leaders and claims of false pastors continues to attract public attention.
“Pastor Kayanja, when you’re talking to God, record Him,” Gashumba reportedly said, in remarks that have added another twist to the ongoing exchange between the two public figures.
Gashumba’s comments come amid a wider debate about the conduct of religious leaders, the credibility of their claims and the responsibility of pastors to be accountable to their followers. The exchange has drawn attention from people following the dispute on social media.
Pastor Kayanja, a prominent Ugandan preacher associated with Rubaga Miracle Centre, has been at the centre of the public discussion involving allegations and criticism directed at some religious figures. The latest remarks from Gashumba have further intensified the debate surrounding the pastor.
Gashumba has continued to challenge Kayanja publicly, using pointed remarks to question claims associated with religious experiences and communication with God. His latest statement appears to demand evidence for claims that people make about their spiritual encounters.
The disagreement has also attracted reactions from members of the public, with some focusing on the need for accountability among religious leaders while others argue that discussions about faith should be handled respectfully.
The exchange highlights a broader conversation about the relationship between religious belief, public accountability and the influence of prominent pastors in Uganda. However, the remarks exchanged by the two men do not, on their own, establish wrongdoing by either party.
As the debate continues, attention remains on whether Gashumba and Kayanja will respond further or find a way to end their public disagreement. For now, Gashumba’s remark about recording conversations with God has become the latest talking point in their ongoing exchange.
