Former President Uhuru Kenyatta delivered a heartfelt message during a Thanksgiving mass at St. Joseph’s Cathedral in Meru County on March 23, 2025. The event celebrated the installation of Bishop Jackson Murugara as the Coadjutor Bishop of Meru.
In his speech, Kenyatta emphasized the importance of leadership that listens to the concerns of the people. He urged leaders to open their ears and hearts to the cries of Kenyans, highlighting the challenges of shepherding a nation. Kenyatta also called on the church to play a moral role in guiding the country, stressing the need for prayers for those in leadership positions.
The former president, who has maintained a low profile since January, was accompanied by notable figures such as former Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Peter Munya and ex-DCI boss George Kinoti. His remarks come at a time of political tension in the Mt. Kenya region, underscoring the need for unity and responsive governance.
Kenyatta’s message resonated with many, serving as a reminder of the critical role leaders play in addressing the needs of their citizens. His call for empathy and action reflects a deep commitment to the well-being of the nation.
