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President William Ruto now says he is using his own money to build a Ksh.1.2B church at State House Nairobi, adding that he will not apologize for giving state house a church befitting its status. The church which is under construction at state house grounds, will have an 8000 sitting capacity once complete. As Emmanuel Too now reports, several questions have arisen including how a public officer can use private money to develop public land.
Ruto defends construction of a mega church at State House
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