The Kenyan clergy and especially Reverend Timothy Njoya who is a conduit of the protesters has elaborated more details on the recent events regarding their visit to the State House.
He refuted this with the information that they did not receive an invitation from the government but went there requesting to be considered as the representatives of the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK). No financial remunerations were paid to the clergy in this visit. Reverend Njoya categorically rejected the offer to accept money for a political strategy on the grounds that its impact is negative on any candidate’s chances.
His words have the goal to clarify misconceptions and stress that the clergymen has no ill intentions and is justified to interact with the political ones. The strong words used by the Reverend assert the unwavering adherence to ethical integrity and the NCCK’s neutral stance on Kenyan politics.
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