John Kaguchia Adai William Ruto canceled the church service he was supposed to attend with Rigathi Gachagua

• Mukurweini MP John Kaguchia explained that his investigation at St. Stephen's Ack area of ​​the Makadara parliament showed that President William Ruto was expected to visit
• Kaguchia claimed that he noted that security had been enhanced within the church, and out, but they were removed with worship
• According to Kaguchia, Gachagua members stand in solidarity with the church, especially since it is “facing humiliation and is used as a forum for money laundering”

Nairobi – Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua He had attended worship at St. Church. Stephen's ACK in the parliamentary constituency, Nairobi County.

However, Mukurweini MP John Kaguchia has claimed that the strict protection in the church showed that the President William Ruto He was expected to attend the service, though he did not arrive.

In her statement, Kaguchia explained about the unique security measures imposed before the service.

The MP said that security officials were removed from the church after the imaginary meeting appeared to have been postponed.

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“I was not allowed to park a car in the church because of strong protection. We were all needed to be taken down to the gate and walked into the church, something unusual on a regular worship day. It was clear that the high -profile VIP was expected. Kaguchia explained.

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Kaguchia explained that they attended the ritual to accompany the bishop at the time of his command. Although there was no opportunity to speak, they respected the church's decision.

The MP emphasized their solidarity with the Church, especially as it faces the challenge of being abused as a money laundering platform.

“We attended a service to accompany the bishop during his inauguration. Kaguchia said.

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Ruto promises to continue contributing to churches

In another news, President Ruto has donated KSh 40 million to two churches within two weeks and has promised to give KSh 100 million to the Jesus Winner Ministry church in Roysambu.

Speaking during worship at AIC Fellowship Annex in Uasin Gishu, Ruto emphasized that he would continue to support churches, despite increasing criticism from Kenyans.

The president said that those who oppose the contributions of churches do not have faith in the word of God and emphasized that his support aims to support church missions and development projects.

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