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A viral video of a woman kicking a pastor out of her compound sparks a heated national debate on the conflict between aggressive evangelism and the right to privacy.

The sanctity of the Kenyan home has found a fierce defender in an unnamed woman whose fiery confrontation with an intrusive pastor has set social media ablaze. The phrase “Sitaki neno” (I don’t want the word) has become an instant rallying cry for thousands of Kenyans tired of unsolicited evangelism.
The viral video captures a raw, unscripted moment that speaks to a growing societal tension. A well-dressed preacher, accompanied by a female associate, is seen being summarily ejected from a private compound. The homeowner’s rage is palpable, not necessarily at the gospel, but at the audacity of the intrusion—opening a closed gate to deliver a sermon to an unwilling audience.
This incident has split online opinion down the middle. Traditionalists argue that the woman was disrespectful to a "Man of God." However, a louder, younger demographic is applauding her for enforcing boundaries. In a city where privacy is a luxury, the act of walking into a stranger's compound is increasingly seen as a security threat rather than a spiritual service.
The video signifies a shift in deference. The automatic respect once afforded to anyone carrying a Bible is eroding, replaced by a demand for consent and respect for personal space. The woman’s decisive closing of the gate was symbolic: Faith is welcome, but only when invited.
As the debate rages, one thing is clear: The days of the "open gate" policy for itinerant preachers are ending. The gospel may be free, but access to a Kenyan’s home now comes with a strict "Knock First" requirement.
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