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Ruto defends State House church project, says no public funds used

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President William Ruto has confirmed that a new church is being constructed within the State House grounds.

Speaking during a meeting with grassroots leaders from Embu County at State House, Nairobi, the Head of State clarified that the project is fully funded through his personal resources and not public funds.

“Naambiwa kwa magazeti leo wanasema najenga kanisa State House, ni ukweli. I have no apologies to make for that. Hapa State House nilikuta kanisa ya mabati. Na sijengi na pesa ya serikali, najenga na pesa yangu.”

The President noted that when he assumed office, there was already an existing iron-sheet structure used for prayer services at State House, which he intends to upgrade.

The church structure President William Ruto found at statehouse when he took over.

During the engagement with Embu County leaders, the President reiterated the Government’s commitment to equitable development across the country.

“We will work with all leaders to transform Kenya. We are particularly keen on ensuring that our health system works so as to lessen financial burden on everyone.”

He announced that the Government has approved the construction of three additional markets in Embu County, bringing the total to 12.

The President also confirmed that a Ksh1 billion investment will be made to expand electricity connectivity to over 12,000 households in the region.

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