Candidates Attend Prophet Owuor’s Repentance Day PEACE at Uhuru Park rally

Prophet David Owuor of Repentance and Holiness church today got seven of the eight candidates currently in the running to be Kenya’s next President to promise to play their part in ensuring that the country has a peaceful and fair election.

The candidates who participated in the peace and repentance rally at Uhuru Park earlier today also agreed to concede defeat should they not win in the March 4^th elections or a subsequent runoff.

Those who participated in the rally included CORD’s Raila Odinga, Jubilee’s Uhuru Kenyatta, Narc-Kenya’s Martha Karua, Restore and Build Kenya candidate James Ole Kiyiapi, the Eagle Alliance Peter Kenneth and Alliance for Real Change (ARK) flag bearer Abduba Dida. The only candidate that was missing was the Amani coalition’s Musalia Mudavadi.

Each of the candidates used their opportunity at the podium to urge Kenyans to vote peacefully and wisely and (most importantly) to accept the results of the elections.

Dida, whose penchant for unorthodox reasoning has earned him more than a few supporters, asked his fellow leaders to repent for their past sin against the people of Kenya;

“If you have grabbed someone’s land, please return it to the owner and ask God for forgiveness,” he said.

 Kenneth meanwhile asked the leaders not to try and divide Kenyans;

“Kenyans are a peaceful people and no leader should ever again divide Kenyans on the basis of tribe, ethnicity, race or creed,” he said.

Owuor for his part said that he was glad that the leaders had heeded the call for a peace and repentance rally;

“Kenya is being born again. There will be no violence. I now decree that Kenya is a peaceful country and a repentant nation,” said Owuor.