Yesu wa Tongaren, the self-proclaimed messiah who was recently released from detention, has been offered a scholarship to study theology.

The offer was made by a group of pastors from Bungoma County, who visited Yesu wa Tongaren at his home on Tuesday, June 6.

The pastors said that they believe that Yesu wa Tongaren has a genuine calling to ministry, and that he would benefit from formal theological training.

Yesu wa Tongaren has not yet decided whether to accept the offer, but he said that he is grateful for the opportunity.

"I thank the pastors for their offer, and I am praying so that God will speak to me so that his will may be done," he said.

Yesu wa Tongaren was released from detention on Tuesday, May 16, after the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) failed to press charges.

The New Jerusalem Church leader was investigated for suspected cultic activities, but the DCI said that there was insufficient evidence to support the charges.

Yesu wa Tongaren's case has attracted widespread attention in Kenya, and his supporters have rallied to his defense.

Some people believe that Yesu wa Tongaren is a true prophet, while others believe that he is a fraud.

Only time will tell whether Yesu wa Tongaren will accept the offer to study theology, and whether he will be able to build a successful ministry.

However, one thing is for sure: the offer of a scholarship to study theology is a significant development in Yesu wa Tongaren's story.

It is a sign that there are people who believe in him and his potential, and it is an opportunity for him to learn more about the Bible and to grow in his faith.

Whether or not Yesu wa Tongaren accepts the offer, the offer itself is a powerful statement of faith.