Monday, December 16, 2024 - Kikuyu Member of Parliament, Kimani Ichung’wah has urged religious leaders not to be threatened for collaborating with President William Ruto’s government.
Speaking during a church service in Khwisero,
Kakamega County on Sunday, Ichung’wah said the partnership between the church
and the government will foster peace and stability in the country.
He urged the clergy to not shy from holding
meetings with President William Ruto, noting that they also play a cardinal
role in offering leadership advice to the government.
“I see on social media pastors being condemned
because they have gone to the State House. What the President said [is] that we
shall continue to consult with everybody,” said Ichung’wah.
“Buy no fear, it is your State House. Pray with
the President, advise him, and also get counsel from him on things you can work
with the government to help Kenyans.”
The legislator further censured those attacking
church leaders who are warming up to the state, maintaining that the
partnership would be extended to have more members visiting the State House.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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