Even Those Hosting Frank Gashumba to Attack the Church Will Pay a Heavy Price– Pastor Kayanja Warns

Pastor Robert Kayanja has warned social media influencers, bloggers and other individuals hosting Frank Gashumba on their platforms to discuss and criticise the church, saying they will pay a heavy price for their actions.

Kayanja's remarks come amid an escalating verbal exchange involving religious figures and public commentators, with discussions about self-proclaimed men of God attracting attention across social media platforms.

The pastor reportedly directed his warning at people who provide platforms for Gashumba to speak about the church, suggesting that those who participate in or facilitate such discussions could also face consequences.

“Even those hosting Frank Gashumba on their social media platforms to attack the church of Jesus will pay a heavy price,” Kayanja warned.

The remarks have also brought attention to media personalities and bloggers, including Bruno K and Kasuku Live, who have been mentioned in discussions surrounding the ongoing verbal exchanges. Social media platforms have increasingly become spaces where religious leaders, commentators and influencers debate issues concerning faith and church leadership.

The dispute reflects broader tensions over public criticism of religious leaders and the role of online platforms in hosting conversations about churches and self-proclaimed men of God. While some people view such discussions as part of public debate, others argue that religious institutions should be treated with respect.

Kayanja's warning is likely to fuel further discussion about the responsibilities of bloggers and influencers when covering controversial religious issues. However, the specific consequences he meant by the phrase “pay a heavy price” were not clarified in the information available.

As the verbal exchange continues, attention remains on how the individuals involved will respond and whether the dispute will escalate further. The controversy has once again highlighted the growing influence of social media in shaping public conversations about religion, accountability and freedom of expression.