Congregation Cheered After Raila Gave Out Huge Sums Of Money In Church
By Murko (self media writer) | 22 days ago
After visiting a local church service, Raila Odinga made a sizable donation, which led to a period of cheering and rejoicing in the Trans Nzoia church.
In the uploaded video, Raila Odinga can be seen speaking to the audience about his unstoppable trek to Canaan and his willingness to lead a revolution that will remove President Ruto from office. Once he had finished, Raila pulled money from an envelope and asked anyone who had additional cash to contribute it to his donation.
"Sasa Mimi niko na kitu yangu kidogo hapa, kama kuko na mtu ambaye anataka kunisindikiza anisindikize," Raila Odinga said as the congregation cheered.
President Ruto utilized this very uncommon occurrence of Raila Odinga making a public donation to a church event to garner support during the campaign, attacking Raila for not making donations to churches.
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