"TURN OUT IN LARGE NUMBERS TO WELCOME OUR SON MUDAVADI," MP TITUS KHAMALA

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Prime Cabinet Secretary, H.E, Hon. Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi, EGH.

What you need to know;

✓ Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi will be attending the 50th anniversary of the catholic church bishop Sulumeti in Kakamega today, October 29th.

✓Bishop Titus khamala, the former ANC Party legislator was reelected on ODM Party ticket as a result of the Bomas Earthquake effect. 

✓This is the first tour of the Prime Cabinet secretary after he was sworn into office on October 27th.

During the Bomas  Earthquake announcement, the then ANC Party Leader now the prime cabinet secretary made a prophecy that is coming to be fullfilled 

Mudavadi in his speech said, "We will scatter and then gather."

Seemingly now the scattering period is over, Musalia Mudavadi is gathering. This is evident after meeting Cotu boss francis Atwoli recently and the call by Lurambi ODM MP, his former ally Bishop Titus Khamala, encouraging residents and leaders to show up in large numbers to receive their son, Prime Cabinet secretary Musalia Mudavadi.

Through the ANC Party and Musalia Mudavadi's spokesperson Kibisu Kabatesi, the Prime CS is expected to attend today's function scheduled at Bukhungu stadium.

Prime CS H.E @MusaliaMudavadi will tomorrow(Saturday) attend the 50th anniversary (Golden Jubilee) of Bishop Emeritus of Kakamega County Philip Sulumeti in Kakamega. Regards. ~~ANC Party 

In a statement, Hon. Musalia Mudavadi has celebrated Bishop Emeritus Philip Sulumeti, sighting his achievement not only in the catholic church nor the county of Kakamega but the country at large.

"He played a tremendous role in the pastoral life of the Church, specifically Kakamega and the Metropolitan of Kisumu at large where he rejuvenated the vibrance of faith. The spiritual life of the people of Kakamega and Kisumu is anchored on the Bishop, who dedicated his life as their shepherd.  Bishop Sulumeti contributed to the development of Kakamega including the construction of social amenities in health care at St Mary's Mumias Mission Hospital and St Elizabeth Mukumu Hospital.In education, Kakamega boasts of many Catholic-sponsored and especially girls' schools..." ~~Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi

Bishop Philip Sulumeti.

Lurambi MP on his social media platforms called upon the people of Kakamega to turn our and receive Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi on his tour to the indivisible Mulembe Capital.

"Let us all turn up in large numbers to welcome our Elder Brother H.E @MusaliaMudavadi, EGH - Prime Cabinet Secretary to Kakamega today (Saturday 29/10/2022.) He will be attending a function at Bukhungu Stadium in honour of Bishop Emeritus Sulumeti. Karibuni sana. " ~~ Lurambi MP Bishop Titus Khamala

Lurambi MP Bishop Titus Khamala.



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