By Mujidu Victor

Pastor Jane Wairimu of AIC Maragua who was among the pastors invited to grace the Kenya Kwanza Women’s Charter Conference at Nyayo Stadium had a slip of the tongue referring to Ruto ‘s Alliance as ‘Kenya Kwisha.’

Pastor Jane Wairimu of AIC) Maragua .[COURTESY]

She caught the crowd by surprise when she called Kenya Kwanza, ‘Kenya Kwisha’, with some of the leaders who were seated in the front being unable to hold back laughter.

Ruto and his muscle flexor Rigathi Gchagua were seated in front when Wairimu slipped her tongue. She rushed to end her prayers after realizing the mistake she has done.

“As of this date we want to come into agreement with the ‘Kenya Kwisha’, I mean Kenyan Kwanza women that every handwriting has been erased,” the pastor stated.

Ruto was the chief guest spearheading the UDA women signing treaty event at Nyayo stadium.

The event was set to neutralize the Azimio-Oka coalition manifestos launched at the same premises three days ago.

The UDA party encouraged all media houses to send their female journalists for the Nyayo Stadium event coverage.

According to the Kenya Kwanza coalition, the decision to have female journalists covering the event is part of commemorating the role women play in numerous areas.

“We encourage your Media House/Online News Blog to deploy a Women Crew as we seek to celebrate and highlight the important role played by women in all sectors,” UDA Communications Director Wanjohi Githae said in a media invite.

The signing of the Kenya Kwanza Women Charter is set to take place at the event to be attended by the coalition’s presidential flag bearer William Ruto.

This comes days after the launch of the UDA Women’s League at a Nairobi hotel on Sunday.

During the launch of the UDA Women’s League, Ruto said his party is banking on the support of women to win the August 9 polls.

“UDA is a
women’s party. It has the largest representation of women across the board. All
opinion polls indicate UDA is the most popular party in Kenya and has a record
majority of women,” said Ruto