God will help Ruto transform Kenya like Kibaki, CS Kindiki
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CS Kindiki expresses confidence President Ruto will transform the economy of Kenya just like Mwai Kibaki
CS Kindiki expresses confidence President Ruto will transform the economy of Kenya just like Mwai Kibaki.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki has expressed confidence that President William Ruto will change Kenya in the same way as the late Mwai Kibaki did.
Speaking on June 4 at the Assemblies of God (KAG) church in Sagana Town, Kirinyaga County, CS Kindiki said that the Head of State is reliant on God to provide him the ability to address the issues that Kenya is experiencing.
“He depends on God to enable him to solve our problems. I know President William Ruto will not leave Kenya where he found it.
“President Ruto will take Kenya very far just like the late President Mwai Kibaki who met Kenya at zero and in ten years President Kibaki left Kenya in a very good place,” Kindiki said.
The Interior CS at the same time promised to deal with rogue churches operating cult-like movements.
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“All the crooks and criminals who are hiding in the church of Jesus Christ and those who are hiding in other religions your time is up we will smoke you out,” he added.
CS Kindiki also announced that the exhumation exercise in Shakahola forest, Kilifi County will resume on Monday, June 5, 2023.
“We have lost many people and exhumed 242 bodies so far, of people who were starved to death, hit with blunt and sharp objects or strangled,” Kindiki said.
Kindiki promised that the Shakahola incident would be the last of such kind to occur in the country.
“We will never see something like that. Just the way we handle criminals hiding under Islam, we will equally deal with those hiding under Christianity. So that they do not stain the church,” he said.
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