- About 50 women, who reports inform were brought from Kiandutu, Majengo in Thika, Witeithie, and Kiambaa, are alleged to have been ordered to support the two MPs and interfere with the work of other leaders.
- The women were given church scarves to help them present themselves as believers, but their clothing, including tight pants, nose rings and dreadlocks, did not follow the AIPCA dress code.
- Some members of the church publicly expressed their disappointment with the behavior of the members of parliament and have pleaded with the church leadership to take punitive measures so that they will learn
The leader of the AIPCA Church, Archbishop Samson Muthuri, has been asked to take action against the Member of Parliament ThikaAlice Ng’ang’a, and the Member of Parliament for Gatundu North, Elijah Kururia, who are all accused of behavior that has brought shame to the church nationally.
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How were the employed women dressed?
The women were reportedly given church scarves to show themselves as believers, but their clothing, including skinny pants, nose rings and dreadlocks, did not follow the AIPCA’s dress code.
President William Ruto attended as a guest of honor at the construction of a church in Karure, Mangu, Gatundu North, where the two MPs were reported to have put the women in the front row to encourage them and interfere with worship activities.
About 50 women, who reports inform were brought from Kiandutu, Majengo Thika, Witeithie, and Kiambaa, were allegedly ordered to support the MPs and interfere with other leaders.
How was Governor Wamatangi received?
Governor Wamatangi was the target of shouting. Everything seemed arranged to show his shame.
When Ng’ang’a appeared on stage, he announced that he would be the governor of Kiambu, accusing the current governor of failing to fulfill his duties.
He was cheered with shouts by his supporters.
After that, Kururia invited Wamatangi to speak, introducing him as the outgoing governor and suggesting that Ng’ang’a will be the new county governor.
When Wamatangi spoke to the faithful, Ng’ang’a, wearing the scarf of the AIPCA women’s council, was seen urging the women to continue shouting for joy.
Also, a large crowd of people began to support the current governor, their cheers surpassed those of the group that had been hired, until they finally surpassed them.
What did the church members say?
The Member of Parliament for Thika and Kururia identified themselves as an elder and a member of the council, respectively, despite their public behavior raising questions about their legitimacy in those positions.
Some members of the church publicly expressed their dissatisfaction with the conduct of the MPs and have pleaded with the leadership to take strict measures to prevent such an incident from happening again.
“In recent days, Bishop Muthuri has done a lot to rebuild the honor of the AIPCA church, including bringing unity, but these efforts are being destroyed by this kind of conduct where two members of parliament who claim to be members of this church are seeking to bring in terrorists and remove church women from their church scarves to bring political violence,” said Joseph Kamau, a member of the church.
Kamau added: “The church should issue information about this matter and take disciplinary action against the two for bringing them public shame.”
Patrick Ndirangu said the group that had been hired had damaged the honor of the church and brought shame to the members of the AIPCA group.
“These women are honorable and cannot be deceived by politicians, as was confirmed yesterday in Gatundu. As a friend of the AIPCA churches and through my grandmother, I understand that their constitution and teachings do not allow women to wear scarves as was done yesterday. The AIPCA administration needs to explain how the decision came about that hired people can wear official scarves while wearing pants when their job was seen to be interfering with a certain leader,” he said.
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