- A Catholic church preacher in Trans Nzoia was humiliated by Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi at the funeral of his aunt
- The MP had opposed how the priest was running the funeral program; He had tried to arrest politicians from talking about political issues
- Sudi told him to leave the funeral if he was not interested, and let the program be run by other priests
Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi He was quiet to rebuke the Catholic priest who was overseeing the funeral of the politician’s aunt in Trans Nzoia County.
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The MP joined other mourners to say goodbye to his aunt, Pauline Chelimo, in the Kiptoror area, Cherangany State.
Others present include, among others, Internal Security Minister Kipchumba Murkomen, governors Jonathan Chelilim (Uasin Gishu), Stephen Sang (Nandi), and Wesley Rotich (Elgeyo Marakwet).
The preacher struggled to prevent them from following the funeral schedule.
He rebuked them when they began to talk about political issues.
“We should not despise the church. Even those who speak to them will die one day and it is a church that will bury them,” The preacher released one of the speakers.
Sudi, offended, left his seat to rebuke the priest.
He said that as a family, they would not be ready to allow their brother’s funeral to be rushed by impatient priests.
The MP told the Patriarch to leave if he had no patience to let the mourners explain.
“Today we have come to mourn our aunt. She has lived over 90 years. I want to pray for the church with great respect. We are not here to celebrate. We have suffered with our aunt. We want to give her a decent burial. Sudi said.
At the same time, the Kapseret MP is known for not having great love for the Catholic clergy.
Earlier this year, he repeatedly attacked Archbishop Anthony Muheria of Nyeri Catholic Diocese, accusing him of criticizing the national government for favoritism.
In a new round of criticism against the government, the preacher made a strong criticism of the presidential administration William Rutoaccusing him of thriving in empty words.
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The Muheria accused the rule of Kenya first by focusing more on public relationships than actual leadership.
He invented the word ‘GOVERTISEMENT’ to explain what he sees as an emphasis on advertising rather than policy implementation.
The bishop continued to advise the President to approve the actual results and end the work model of “we will do.”
The preacher’s statements did not stay well for the presidential candidate, who took the opportunity to criticize him.
How Oscar Sudi responded to Bishop Muheria’s criticism for the government
On Saturday, February 22, Sudi posted a video accusing Muheria of being biased in the criticism of previous administrations.
He noted that the constant criticism of the priest to the Ruto government is not true but is motivated by ethnic bias.
Sudi wondered why the Mheria had no voice during the leadership of the late Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta.
“Advertising is done everywhere, including the Catholic Church that leads Bishop Muheria. I ask him to stop getting involved in politics. Mwai Kibaki By Uhuru Kenyatta. Leave these daily blame but he has many spiritual work to do. Your recent statements seem to be stimulated not by constructive criticism but on the basis of ethnicity and personal hatred,“Sudi said through X.
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