William Ruto gives Ksh20m to the AIC church, Kenyans who criticize his contributions

On Sunday, March 9, President William Ruto attended a church service at AIC Fellowship in Uasin Gishu County
In his speech, the President strongly criticized those who oppose his contributions including his presented at the Jesus Winner Ministry church in Roysambu
The head of state said that those who criticize his church contributions do not believe in the existence of God

Eldoret – President William Ruto He has vowed to continue to contribute to churches across the country despite ongoing criticism.

William Ruto gives Ksh20m to the AIC church, Kenyans who criticize his contributions
Source: UGC

On Sunday, March 9, the President attended a church service at the AIC Fellowship Annex in Uasin Gishu, where he strongly defended his contributions to the churches.

The president emphasized his commitment to continue to contribute to churches despite increasing criticism from Kenyans.

According to the National Leader, those who oppose the offering of the churches do not believe in the Word of God.

“Those who oppose the Word of God and the altar building in Kenya will fail. They will not succeed, they will not defeat us. Ruto said.

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According to the Nation newspaper, Ruto made his contribution of KSh 20 million for the construction of the church, saying no one would stop him from making contributions to the churches.

“I heard you had a syllabus last week. Take its total, double it, then give me an invoice; he added.

That Ruto donation comes at a time when there was The procession At the Jesus Winner Ministry Church in Roysambu, where he gave the same amount of money a few days ago.

The president sparked controversy recently after promising KSh 120 million for the construction of the Roysambu Church.

On Sunday, March 2, during a service at Jesus Winner Ministry, the National Leader promised KSh 20 million, while KSh 100 million was mentioned from his friends.

The youth group gathered around the church for the purpose of protesting.

However, anti -violence police officers used tear gas to disperse the youths gathered near Roysambu Royabout.