Akorino Church leaders are joining other religious organizations in criticizing President William Ruto over governance issues such as corruption, high taxation, and inadequate services to the people.
They have urged President Ruto to accept criticism from religious leaders constructively, as they represent the concerns of ordinary Kenyans.
The move comes after 30 Protestant churches in Kenya escalated their criticism of President William Ruto on Wednesday, accusing his administration of widespread corruption, high taxes, and poor healthcare provision.
Through their umbrella organization, Clergy Against the Control and Regulation of Churches in Kenya, the group called out the head of state for prioritizing church donations over addressing key national concerns.
The 30 Pentecostal churches in Kenya have publicly criticized the administration of President William Ruto, alleging issues like corruption, abductions, and nepotism.
The move also backed the Anglican Church bishops in Kenya, who have added their voice to criticisms of President William Ruto’s government.
Roman Catholic bishops in Kenya first voiced their criticism of the government for what they described as unexplained killings, abductions, and disappearances in the nation, particularly the murder of women.
