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Buy No Fear, it’s your Statehouse, Kimani Ichung’wah Tells the Church on Consulting with the President

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Kikuyu MP Hon. Kimani Ichung’wah during a past event/Photo Courtesy.

Member of Parliament for Kikuyu Constituency, Hon Kimani Ichung’wah has asked the church not to be worried about criticisms from people who condemned their collaboration with the government.

The Majority Leader of the National Assembly who spoke during a church service in Khwisero in Kakamega County on Sunday, urged the clergy to always consult with the President on matters that interest the nation, noting that those who criticize them mean no good to Kenyans.

“I see on social media pastors being condemned because they have gone to State House. What the President said [is] that we shall continue to consult with everybody. 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,” said Ichung’wah.

The leader pointed out that those who are anti-government should be left to do what best suits them while those who work for the betterment of Kenyans should also continue showcasing their commitment.

“We will continue to welcome even many more and even ordinary Kenyans will have ideas on the growth of our country. Wale wa kupiga kelele waendelee lakini wenye wanataka kusaidia wananchi waendelee kufanya hivyo,” highlighted the MP.

The lawmaker dashed out Ksh. 5 million donation to the church on behalf of President William Ruto.

Giving donations to the church has been fervently condemned by a section of church leaders in the country, following outcry that the President has turned the government into a ‘culture of lies’ and  turned his back on Kenyans.

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On November 17, 2024, the Archdiocese of Nairobi returned Ksh.2.8 million donated by President Ruto and Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja.

This donation was rejected in line with Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) directives and the Public Fundraising Appeals Bill 2024.

However, President Ruto affirmed that he will not cease from giving donations to the church, alluding that the hand that gives, is the one that receives.

 

 

 

 

 

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