The mother of Gatundu South Member of Parliament Moses Kuria offered an emotional prayer at her son's thanksgiving event in Thika, Kiambu County.
Kuria's mother thanked Kenyans who showed up at the healing thanksgiving event and acknowledged the support they have for her son, Moses Kuria.
During her prayer, Mama Kuria revealed that she had not seen her son since he moved to Dubai for specialized treatment and thanked God for his health.
She acknowledged that Kuria's illness was a burden on her soul but she was happy to see him walking again and in good health compared to when he left the country.
In a short speech, Mama Kuria urged Kenyans to remember God during this period and advised that it was only God who healed the sick and comforted the burdened.
Mama Kuria in her prayer revealed that she was emotional due to the MP's illness but her heart was now at peace after she laid eyes on her son.
Priests and pastors also joined Kuria and his supporters in the healing prayer where they thanked God for his life. They were grateful for Kuria's return after three months away on medical treatment.
Kuria was accompanied by Thika MP Patrick Wainaina Jungle, and he made a stopover at Githurai, on his way to the Thanksgiving and Prayer Day ceremony at Thika Stadium.
His return was termed by leaders in attendance at Thika Stadium as a defining moment for the GEMA community and Mt Kenya. He was urged to negotiate with other like-minded leaders.
On Wednesday, February 16, Kuria hit out at the Kenya Kwanza principals, Deputy President William Ruto, Amani National Congress party leader Musalia Mudavadi and his FORD-Kenya counterpart, Moses Wetangula, over their political stance in the recent past.
He noted that at the time he left Kenya, the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), and ANC were keen to point out issues based on economy and debt crisis within the country- a position that Kuria supported.
The MP also expressed doubt on the Kenya Kwanza alliance- noting that at the time he left the country, the UDA outfit was affirmative on not seeking alliances with other parties.
Other bigwigs who graced Kuria's event on Saturday, February 19, included Narc Kenya party leader Martha Karua, former Agriculture CS Mwangi Kiunjuri and Kiambu governor Dr James Nyoro.
