‘I Loved You But Tables Are Turning,’ Bishop Wanjiru Warns Ruto, Gachagua After Church Raid

“These young men who work as cops took up my garments after I was beaten, Margaret Wanjiru. They made contact with my thighs—me? a divine woman.

Following a disputed police search on her church facilities, Bishop Margaret Wanjiru of the Jesus is Alive Ministries has blasted President William Ruto and his deputy, Rigathi Gachagua.

Bishop Wanjiru, flanked by a large group of churchgoers, spoke about her pain and annoyance at a press conference on Thursday following the run-in with law officers.

“I was among the original UDA members. “I spent an entire year campaigning, and when others came to simply take what I had worked for, I let it go,” Wanjiru said, emphasizing her history of backing the administration.

My President, you have my undying affection. You have my undying affection, deputy president. I’ve always cherished your family. Upon receiving your call,.

The Bishop’s comments emphasized how very disappointed and betrayed she is by the government’s conduct, especially in relation to the raid on her church property on Nairobi’s Haille Sellasie Avenue.

She continued to describe the incident, claiming that she was physically assaulted and harassed by police as she was being questioned about a land dispute.

“These young men who work as cops took up my garments after I was beaten, Margaret Wanjiru. They made contact with my thighs—me? a divine woman.

Wanjiru went on, her voice full of emotion, “I want to make a very sweet promise to you.”

“You’ll find me, I promise you. You traveled to America to get Benny Hinn. You are going to search for me.

I am not going anywhere, and I am not moving.