THE CHURCH MUST GET ITS RIGHTFUL SHARE! MUNOKO ON HIS DESIRE FOR THE CHURCH.

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Photo :  Hon. Raidon Wekesa Munoko, Bungoma Senatorial hopeful.

What you need to know;

  • Bungoma Senatorial hopeful Raidon Munoko has expressed his dissapointments in the way churches have been handled long before.

  • Munoko wonders why Government's can build hospitals, schools, Public Toilets, Markets and other public amenities but not the church.

  • He promises to initiate legislations that will compel Government's to build churches as it does with other Public amenities.

  • He recognizes the huge contributions made by the church in shaping society, advising governments and as well freely offering prayers.
In a society that cherishes religion and dominant of Christianity, Bungoma Senatorial hopeful Raidon Wekesa Munoko is a man on a mission to stamp recognition of the many roles played by the church in moulding a better society.

Once elected into the senate, Munoko promises to initiate proper legislation around the church in ensuring government's are compelled to fully support the good functioning of the church.

Munoko wonders why Christians will walk around collecting money using profomas, of which they are hugely at the reach of the local people to build churches and after that is done Politicians and leaders gets attraction of the good buildings to go and seek prayers from there, where they truly know their input at the time of building was not felt.

He says one of his missions in the senate will be to compel Government's to give the church it's rightful share as far as their development is concerned.

The Church is a very important institution in governance. The best weapon everyone has in possession wherever they are into a war is Prayer, taught and largely administered in the church. It will be my obligation as your Senator to compel government's to fully support the growth of our churches and religion in general. With me is the freedom and change you desire for progress. ~~Hon. Raidon Wekesa Munoko, Bungoma Senatorial hopeful (Independent)

Hon. Raidon Munoko in a past event, engaging youth leaders from across Bungoma.

Munoko desires to see a more active religion especially in Bungoma to help spur growth in the county.

He is confident of progress in Bungoma if religion will be fully supported, for it will be, according to him, the best and strongest ground laid to nurture a more prosperous and upright generation going forward.

He also desires to see a county that is deeply routed with discipline and unity which is achievable through the church and other partners.

He believes, "The fear of the Lord, is the beginning of Wisdom," as it is in the holy scriptures.

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