Wakili Fred Odumo Nying’uro Joins Congregants at St. Ann’s Legio Maria Church in Miwani

Earlier today, Sunday 19 May 2024 Wakili Fred Odumo Nying’uro joined congregants to celebrate mass at St. Ann’s Legio Maria Church in Miwani Ward of Kisumu County.d
Wakili Fred Odumo Nying’uro was received by the former Miwani Ward Member of the County Assembly Mr. Maurice Ondiek also known as  “Ramafosa”.
The service was conducted by the Pope’s Representative Cardinal Thadayo aided by Ramafosa who is a deacon.
Wakili made a personal contribution of KES 50,000 towards the church construction.
On Friday Wakili Fred Odumo Nying’uro condoled with the family of the late Engineer Joseph David Attyang of Kabongo village in Southeast Ward of Nyakach Constituency in Kisumu County.
Wakili was ably represented by Former Councillor Samuel Nyabinda who gave to the family 50 bales of water and an unspecified amount of money.
As the ball keeps rolling towards 2027 Wakili Fred Odumo Nying’uro is proving to be a frontrunner in the contest for the Kisumu Senatorial seat.
Wakili is using his extensive networking to respond to the immediate needs of the electorate as well as setting up long-term empowerment projects for women and youth.

In other news:
DP Gachagua’s troops were on the offensive with Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga hinting at a possible rift within the ruling Kenya Kwanza alliance, asserting that they will not allow DP Gachagua to be mistreated.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua attended a Holy Mass at Sacred Heart Endarasha Catholic Church, Kieni Constituency, Nyeri County.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua attended a Holy Mass at Sacred Heart Endarasha Catholic Church, Kieni Constituency, Nyeri County.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has explained what he was doing over the last few days when he skipped key state functions with his social media also becoming inactive amid reports of a fallout with President William Ruto.
Speaking during a church service in Nyeri County on Sunday, the DP explained that he spent the last few days in Nyeri inspecting projects in his home county of Nyeri.

He added that he moved around in a Probox unnoticed and was impressed with the progress of projects which he rated at 85%.
“I take this opportunity to thank the Nyeri County Commissioner and his team (as well as) the police commander and all his people for a very good job done.

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“Commissioner, I have been around for the last week and I have walked around without being noticed. The only place you will keep an eye on is Mukurweini. The rest of the county is good, we are 85 per cent successful.” The DP explained.

DP Gachagua’s troops were on the offensive, a clear indication that all may not be well.
Nyeri Governor Edward Mutahi Kahiga who spoke at the same event hinted at a possible rift within the ruling Kenya Kwanza alliance, asserting that the people of the Mount Kenya region will not allow Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua to be mistreated.

“I want to say here in front of everyone, we will not allow our son (Gachagua) to go through what Ruto went through in the hands of Uhuru Kenyatta. We will not allow our son to be mistreated. We will not.

“Disrespect to Gachagua is disrespect to the mountain, and vice versa. Those trying to bring bad blood between the president and his deputy, we are warning you,” a fiery Mutahi said amid cheers from the congregation.
Gachagua prevailed upon his allies who went on the offensive, slamming a section of politicians in President Ruto’s administration for disrespecting the DP.

“I have heard MPs talking about matters of the Deputy President instead of CDF. How will you know the stories of the Deputy President? Please mind your business. It’s not the election period yet. For now, let us respect those who were elected and give them a chance to work. The public will have an opportunity to evaluate your work and make a decision. Let us bring down the temperature and allow those who have the opportunity to serve to do so.” Gachagua noted.

Earlier in the day, State House Spokesman Hussein Mohamed addressed reports of a fallout, noting that contrary to the reports, there is no feud with the Head of State and his deputy are working in harmony.

He made the remarks while responding to a question from a journalist who sought clarity on the reports which came at a time when the President is set to depart for a State Visit in the United States beginning the week starting tomorrow.