Naivasha leaders have accused the Church of responsibility in the twin bombings at a ‘No’ campaign rally at Uhuru Park.
Led by ODM's branch Organizing Secretary Stephen Kihonge, they claim the Church was wrong in calling for a prayer crusade, only for it to turn into a ‘No’ campaign against the proposed constitution.
The leaders now want the clergy to apologize to Kenyans.
Silas Mwiti
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Leaders Blame Church
- Location Naivasha
- Date Jun 15 2010
- Time 02:22
- Category New Constitution
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