Bishop Erick Mwangi Warns Tash Over Betty Bayo’s Children, Urges Him to Hand Them to Kanyari

Bishop Erick Mwangi Warns Tash Over Betty Bayo’s Children, Urges Him to Hand Them to Kanyari

Bishop Erick Mwangi of New Breed City Chapel has issued a stern warning to Hiram Gitau, popularly known as Tash, urging him to surrender the children of late gospel singer Betty Bayo to their biological father, Pastor Victor Kanyari, amid an ongoing custody dispute.

In a sermon shared on his TikTok account on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Mwangi claimed he had received a spiritual revelation concerning the disagreement, warning Tash that he could face danger if he continued involving himself in what the preacher described as another man’s territory.

The bishop said he had been praying when he received what he believed was a message from God regarding the increasingly public disagreement involving Kanyari, Tash and the late singer’s children.

Mwangi claimed that the spiritual message indicated that God had intervened in the dispute and that Tash needed to reconsider his involvement.

“I was in prayer and God said, son, a hedge has been broken,” he said.

The preacher appeared to direct the warning specifically at Tash, cautioning him against crossing boundaries and continuing to involve himself in the custody disagreement.

“If you’re not careful, you’re about to fall a bit. It will happen in broad daylight. Take your hands off the beacons of another man,” Mwangi declared.

In brief

Bishop Erick Mwangi of New Breed City Chapel has issued a stern warning to Hiram Gitau, popularly known as Tash, urging him to surrender the children of late gospel singer Betty Bayo to their biological father, Pastor Victor Kanyari, amid an ongoing custody dispute. The bishop said he had been praying when he received what he believed was a message from God regarding the increasingly public disagreement involving Kanyari, Tash and the late singer’s children.

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