- On Thursday, November 14, the Kenya Catholic Bishops' Conference (KCCB) accused President William Ruto's administration of failing Kenyans
- However, MP Oscar Sudi claimed Archbishop Anthony Muheria, a member of KCCB, has no authority to criticize the government
- The Kapseret member of parliament wondered why the archbishop reportedly did not criticize the administration of retired president Uhuru Kenyatta
Nairobi – Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi has responded to the criticism of the Catholic Bishops' Council of Kenya regarding the administration of Kenya First.
Source: UGC
Oscar Sudi criticized Archbishop Antony Muheria
On Thursday, November 14, Catholic bishops denounced the President's government William Ruto for the failure of Kenyans due to the increase in corruption and kidnapping.
Responding to the criticism, The Kapseret MP yelled at him Archbishop of Nyeri Archdiocese Anthony Muheria.
In a Twitter message, Sudi said Archbishop Muheria has no moral authority to criticize the administration of the Kenya Kwanza Alliance.
“It is surprising to see Archbishop Anthony Muheria preaching the gospel on the one hand and supporting tribalism on the other. Muheria does not have the moral authority to criticize the current administration because it is the same as saying twice,” Sudi said.
According to Sudi, the archbishop never criticized the administration of former president Uhuru Kenyatta despite his alleged failure to serve Kenyans.
“The priest has a record of supporting the previous administration even when it was clear that it failed Kenyans and he must have enough courage to stay away from tribal politics,” he added.
What are the issues raised by the Catholic bishops of Kenya?
His sentiments follow a public speech by the bishops of the Catholic Church on Thursday, November 14, where they accused the government of promoting a culture of deception.
Bishop Dominic Kimengich of the Catholic Diocese of Eldoret He criticized that the truth no longer exists under the Kenya Kwanza regime.
The bishops denounced the government for tax and human rights violations, including the kidnapping and killing of women.
Maurice Muhatia, chairman of KCCB, said the increase in cases of kidnapping and murder of women is worrying.
The bishops further denounced the high level of corruption under Kenya Kwanza's administration, saying that greed among politicians is at another level.
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