Clergy asks Kenyans to be selfless in Good Friday celebrations

Religious leaders decried the prevailing economic hardships facing many Kenyans...

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Kenyan clergy urged citizens and leaders to embrace selflessness, compassion, and humility during Good Friday celebrations, amidst prevailing economic hardships.

Clergy called for national leaders and citizens to reflect the love of Christ through sacrifice and service to those in need.
Key figures included Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit, Fr Michael Ndichu, and Archbishop Martin Kivuva.
The message focused on leaders acting for the people, denouncing corruption and self-enrichment, and promoting unity and peace.

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