Kenyan Bishop Margaret Wanjiru of ‘The Jesus is Alive Ministries’ has issued a scathing rebuke to the Kenya Kwanza government being led by President William Ruto and his Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua by sending officers to raid her church.
Speaking from her church’s altar, she told the Kenya Kwanza Government that she is deeply frustrated by their governance, considering the fact that she was molested by the policemen who were sent her way and mishandled her inappropriately by touching her thighs.
She goes on to promise the President and his Deputy that they will look for her considering what they allowed her to go through, something she clearly explained that she didn’t deserve nor was not supposed to be a part of.
“My President and my Deputy President from today this Margaret Wanjiru that was beaten my clothes lifted up by young men who are police security agency they touched my thighs me a woman of good… I want to make a sweet promise to you: You will look for me just as you went looking for Benny Hinn from America.
You’ve started a fight that you cannot fight; this one is in the heavens. We have lived with this community for many years, and we have never fought. The way I cried from yesterday to today, even his family and yours are not exempt. My tears will pay. We are hurting and bleeding, but we will be alright. We are disappointed with the Kenya Kwanza Government.” Margaret Wanhiru shared her disappointment with the Kenya Kwanza government.
Wanjiru, who went on to share her disappointment in the Kenya Kwanza government by quoting verses in the process, deeply regretted having been a part of those who founded the UDA Party and promised that tables would definitely turn and they might just face the wrath of God.
This follows a church raid that took place at her premises on Haille Sellasie Avenue in Nairobi Kenya. As if that alone isn’t enough, the parcel of land on which Bishop Wanjiru’s Jesus is Alive Ministries church sits is claimed to be one of the prime government lands in Nairobi’s Central Business District targeted for recovery by the EACC.
