Bishop Ben Kiengei Gifts Police Officers Maize, Wheat Flour for Dedicated Service
- Bishop Ben Kiengei visited the Mutonya Police Post to thank police officers for their dedication to security
- The preacher donated maize flour and wheat flour to the officers as a gesture of appreciation
- Bishop Kiengei emphasised the importance of police officers in society and their sacrifices
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Jesus Compassion Ministries (JCM) founder Bishop Ben Kiengei is not only spreading the gospel but also walking the talk.
Source: Instagram
The preacher visited a police station and made donations.
Bishop Ben Kiengei does charity
Taking to social media, Bishop Kiengei revealed he had visited the Mutonya Police Post to thank the men and women in uniform and also extend generosity to them.
He hailed police officers for their commendable work and sacrifices they make to offer security.
He also shared photos showing him gifting them a bundle of maize flour and wheat flour.
"Our men and women in uniform are part of us, and their role in society cannot be ignored; their sacrifice for our security around our homes and in the nation has a great impact on our comfort....
Today I have visited my area police post, Mutonya, to just say thank you and stretch a hand of compassion to our area police post, si hata polisi wasikie utamu wa Raha Premium Kavagara na Chapati wakule Raha Premium Ngano wafurahie kama wanachi wazalendo. Polisi ni wanadamu wazuri," he wrote.
Many fans took to the comment section to praise him for the kind gesture.
Here are some comments:
Caroline Mukami:
"This is great. Kindly visit our inmates at Langata Women's Prison. They love your gospel very much through the JCM TV channel."
Cynthia Wambui:
"Wow... God bless you Bishop Ben. Your compassionate deeds melt my heart."
Eunice Njoki:
"Good work our Bishop for being a blessing to everyone around you. Live long."
Liz Kamami:
"They are good people, let them feel the compassion in you Guka wa Nairobi Muthee kiengei."
Mary Kariuki:
"I think u could have taken that to the umbrella children's home around corner,,,,coz this police don't help in anything at all. And I repeat they don't."
Grace Mwangi:
"Good job my Bishop, but let me tell them to rectify on taking bribe.Mimi huuza nguo near kwa reli ya Githurai 45 your way to mwihoko imagine nlishikwa juzi nikipita kwa fence and most of the people pass there during the day but wao hushika watu usiku I never knew and what they needed is 3k nasikua nayo nlifungiwa from 7pm to 11pm until my husband brought the money they needed.. I have a bad attitude towards them."
What did Size 8 donate to inmates?
In the spirit of charity, gospel singer Size 8, in partnership with Softcare Kenya, extended her compassion to inmates.
Source: UGC
On World Menstrual Hygiene Day, Wednesday, May 28, the singer visited Lang'ata Women's Maximum Security Prison, where she donated gifts to the inmates.
She also praised a handbag crafted by one of the inmates, encouraging the public to avoid judgment and show support instead.
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