Thursday, November 14, 2024 - A close ally of President William Ruto has criticized Nyeri Catholic Archbishop Anthony Muheria for his remarks against the Kenya Kwanza Alliance government.
Last week, Muheri criticised President William
Ruto’s regime, accusing it of failing to address the pressing needs of ordinary
citizens.
During a mass celebrating the canonization of Saint Joseph Allamano, Archbishop Muheria lamented that many government policies were crafted with little consideration for the poor and vulnerable.
"Kenyans must once more recalibrate to realign our thoughts, our actions, our words, and our hearts.
"We are competing unfortunately, in one evil, the evil of insults and lack of respect.
"In our
country, Kenya, we must learn humility, especially leadership.
"In our country. Kenya we must learn service as a main concern by speaking about the issues of service that we are activated.
"We must activate concern for others and not concern for ourselves.
"With the shift
of the NHIF to SHIF we don't seem to have had that thought of the sick; people
who die because they can't get services, that's our main concern," he
urged.
However, on Thursday, Kapsaret MP Oscar Sudi urged Archbishop Muheria to remain silent and labeled him a tribalist.
“It is dumbfounding to see Archbishop Anthony Muheria preaching the gospel on one hand and fanning tribalism on the other hand.
"Muheria lacks moral authority to criticise the current regime because he is akin to doublespeak.
"The cleric is on record for backing the past regime
even when it was clear it had failed Kenyans and must be bold enough to steer
away from tribal politics,”
Sudi wrote on X
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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4 Comments
so Sudi feels that when kenyans are oppressed, A bishop has no right to talk about it? he may call him tribal but this is an opinion of an academic dwarf who should join CBC to chase his dream before it vanishes.
ReplyDeleteDo not dignify this man with unnecessary mileage!
DeleteI bet IDI Amin dada , could have been formed in the same manner, Kenyans this is sad very sad!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat is tribal about what Arc Bishop said about Kenyans dying in hospital when the govt shitted from NHIF to SHIF without considering the plight of the sick? Or the language used is too much for Thudi? I was in hospital for 12 days after a surgical procedure. SHA paid nothing for my bed charges, and I had to sort it myself. I wrote to them more than a month ago, but they have never responded. So, who is telling the truth? These rampant kies wont wash?
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