Bishop Margaret Wanjiru of Jesus is Alive Ministries has sent a stern warning to President William Ruto and his deputy, Rigathi Gachagua after her church was demolished.
"I was one of the founding members of UDA. I campaigned for a whole year when others came to just steal what I had worked for, yet I let go," declared Wanjiru.
"I have loved you, my president. I have loved you, my deputy president. I have loved your family. When you call, I obey. But behold, from this day... tables are turning." she added.
The Bishop's speech highlighted her severe displeasure and betrayal over the government's actions, notably the raid on her church facilities on Haille Sellasie Avenue in Nairobi.
She went on to describe the incident, alleging maltreatment by police officers, including physical assault and harassment, during the confrontation over a land dispute.
"This Margaret Wanjiru that was beaten, my clothes lifted up by young men who are police. They touched my thighs... me? A woman of God. I want to make a very sweet promise to you," continued Wanjiru, her voice charged with emotion. "Believe you me, you will look for me. You went for Benny Hinn to America. For me, you will look. I'm not moving, and I'm not going anywhere. I will be here." she said.
"We are hurting, we are bleeding, but behold," declared Wanjiru in a dynamic address. This fight is in the heavens. You are using the MD Kenya Railways. I pity his family. Because as I cried yesterday, even his family plus yours are not exempt. My tears will pay," she added.
