Ruto donates Ksh20M to city church, says he’s unapologetic about giving

Ruto questioned why a section of the clergy criticised his donations, even rejecting them, when the offering was meant for God and not man.

Margaret Kalekye
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Ruto attends a church service at Jesus Winner Ministry Roysambu, Nairobi.
Highlights
  • He promised to return to the church for an upcoming fundraiser

President William Ruto has defended his continued donations to churches, stating that he is a product of giving and has always made such contributions in obedience to scripture.

Speaking during a church service at the Jesus Winner Ministry in Roysambu, presided over by Bishop Edward Mwai, Ruto questioned why a section of the clergy criticized his donations, even rejecting them, when the offering was meant for God, not man.

He went on to donate Ksh 20 million towards the church’s construction project.

“I am a product of giving to God, and I’m unapologetic about it. I do so on the firm foundation of the scriptures,” he said.

Amid applause, he promised to return to the church for an upcoming fundraiser.

Last year, the Catholic Archdiocese of Nairobi rejected a cash donation made by the President and Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja during a church service at Soweto Catholic Church.

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