Clergy urges Luo Community to work closely with Ruto’s Govt
By Dickson Odhiambo
December 18, 2022
Clergy urges Luo
Community to work closely with Ruto’s Govt
The Luo Community have been urged to work closely with the National
Government of President Dr. William Ruto since it is the Government of the Day.
A Clergy has said that the Kenya Kwanza Government under
President Dr. William Ruto is the one that is presently existing.
Addressing the congregation at his Home in Nyando
constituency on Saturday during his enthronement as the Arch Bishop of Faith of
Jesus Mission, Arch Bishop Eric Ojuki said it is time for the Luo Community to
come closely and work with the Present Government.
Arch Bishop Ojuki says the Community should never hesitate
in ensuring that it is not left out of the current government in terms of
various development to be carried out by the national government.
Ojuki says already there is indication that the Government
is ready to work with various communities across the country and the Luo Community
should never be left out.
“Let us embrace this Government because it is the only one existing
at the moment and there is no any other one we are waiting for as a community,”
the Arch Bishop says.
The Arch Bishop has urged President William Ruto to work on
a program aimed at uniting the entire country after the August 9 General
election.
He urges the Government to work closely with the various
religions across the country for the purpose of preaching peace after the poll.
“We sincerely urge President William Ruto to embark on a
mission of uniting the country after the August 9 polls as this is important
indeed,” he says.
The clergy at the same time has urged the current Government not to rush in
amending the constitution of Kenya 2010 but address the various problems bedeviling
the country that include hard economic situation.
He says if at all there is need to change the Constitution,
then the best option is to go back to Kenyans through a process of public
participation to get their views on which sections of the constitution need to
be amended.
“The Supreme Court of Kenya had ruled that the Executive
wing of the Government led by the President cant initiate a constitutional
amendment process but the public has this and this is why the BBI process was unconstitutional,”
he adds.
Arch Bishop Elisha Akoo of the Holy Trinity Church of
African has urged the religions across the country to remain united and preach
peace for the country to maintain being peaceful.
Arch Bishop Akoo has urged Kenyans to celebrate the Christmas
and New Year festive in a peaceful manner.
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