President William Ruto has revealed the reason why he usually stands on car roofs while addressing citizens during his tours across the country. According to him, that is part of a deep divine call that he has his eyes set on despite becoming a politician.....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Speaking during a church service in Bungoma on Sunday, the Head of State gave the sharp contrast revelation likening his call to be an evangelist to his tours on top of cars while crisscrossing the country as well as addressing crowds on an elevated platform.
‘’I am an evangelist. Many people sometimes wonder why I stand on raised places and sometimes on top of the car,” he stated.
Ruto also revealed that it was as a result of the calling to be an evangelist that he tries to behave like one, even in his capacity as president.
‘’When your orientation is as an evangelist, you always behave like an evangelist even when you are doing other things,’’ he added.
During his campaigns in 2021, Ruto while speaking during a church service in Nyeri revealed that his call to an evangelist was based on the need to see many people going to heaven and that was what his bottom up agenda was based on.
In 2018, Ezekiel Mutua the CEO of Music Copyright Society of Kenya revealed that Ruto was a staunch christian union member.
“Evangelist WSR (William Samoei Ruto) back in the day… Now, (the then) Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya. Truly inspiring. This is what happens when you serve God diligently in your youth,” wrote Mutua on his Facebook.
Ruto participated in evangelical work especially when he was a student at Kapsabet Boys High School and the University of Nairobi, where he graduated in 1990.
President Ruto term has been more of an evangelical one with him and his wife the first lady hosting many religious leaders at the State house and various state functions, a move that some Kenyans have criticized both negatively and positively.
In the wake of the deployment of Kenyan security forces to the troubled Caribbean nation of Haiti, a report emerged of how Kenya’s administration had enlisted pastors to be part of the support group alongside Kenyan forces.
“We believe that we are a tool that God will use to help,” commented one of the pastors while referencing the imminent mission.
In February this year, First Daughter Charlene Ruto fell under the power of the Holy Spirit while being prayed for by televangelist Pastor Benny Hinn at his Nyayo Stadium crusade upon the invitation of the first family.
The televangelist caught Charlene as she stumbled to the ground, proclaiming later that her fall was due to the spirit of the Lord.
“I felt like I was being anointed for the call,” she told the thousands of congregants who included President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto.
This comes at a time when Ruto has been facing sharp criticism over his double speak whenever he speaks to issue promises to the people especially on development issues….CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ARTICLE>>>
