Deputy President Kithure Kindiki energized a large crowd at Kaaga Grounds on Sunday, March 8, 2026, while attending the induction of Rev. David Muthuia Mwiti as Bishop of Kaaga Synod, Methodist Church in Kenya (MCK).
The event drew religious leaders, political figures, and local residents, all eager to witness the historic induction. Kindiki’s speech, marked by enthusiasm and conviction, was a highlight of the ceremony, resonating with attendees across the political and religious spectrum.
Kindiki lauded Rev. Mwiti’s commitment to faith and community service. He urged congregants to embrace unity and work together for societal development. His remarks also touched on leadership values, calling on leaders to prioritize integrity and service to the people.
“True leadership is rooted in service, humility, and accountability,” Kindiki told the congregation, emphasizing the need for ethical governance in both religious and public spheres. His words drew cheers and sustained applause from the crowd.
Rev. Mwiti expressed gratitude for the support from church members and dignitaries. He pledged to advance spiritual guidance while fostering social programs aimed at youth empowerment and community welfare across North Imenti Constituency.
The ceremony was attended by local officials and community leaders, reflecting the deep ties between the Methodist Church and Meru County residents. Many lauded the event for its seamless organization and the high turnout of faithful followers.
Kindiki’s presence at the Kaaga induction underscores the growing role of political figures in religious functions across Kenya. Observers noted that such events often provide leaders an opportunity to engage directly with grassroots communities.
As the service concluded, attendees expressed optimism that the new bishop’s leadership, complemented by calls for unity and ethical governance, would inspire positive change in both church and local society.
The induction of Rev. Mwiti at Kaaga Synod, coupled with Kindiki’s powerful message, is expected to strengthen faith-based initiatives and reinforce the relationship between church and community leadership in Meru County.
