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In a rare moment at State House, President William Ruto today attended a service at the dilapidated “Mabati Chapel,” fulfilling a promise from years back while senior clergy revealed striking prophecies and warnings.
President Ruto is the first head of state to lead a congregation at the interdenominational chapel built with iron sheets, a humble structure long serving staff and clergy inside the State House compound. In a sermon full of spiritual weight, chaplain Bernard Njagi claimed the chapel has been used by national clergy to pray for the president, the government and major national events—including a time when they foresaw anti-government protests before they erupted.
Njagi told congregants that clergy had prophetic warnings two months before the 2024 protests, and that their prayers at the chapel helped reduce what could have turned into a national crisis. He also said in the 2022 election legal challenge, preachers gathered here to intercede for the president’s victory.
Addressing worshippers, President Ruto defended the chapel’s modest structure, promising a more permanent building in the future. He praised Njagi’s 22-year ministry in the chapel and reaffirmed the chapel’s role in supporting national unity.
The atmosphere was electric as political symbolism merged with religious ritual. Prophesies, praise, and pledges converged—all under tin roofs at the Mabati Chapel—transforming the gathering into more than a church service. Observers say this moment blurs the line between faith and politics in unprecedented fashion.
