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Gatundu South Member of Parliament Moses Kuria took a swipe at Meru governor Kiraitu Murungi differing with him on his learnt lessons and proposed resolutions after surviving the harrowing coronavirus.
This is after the County chief made remarks suggesting that people should concentrate more on themselves and their immediate family first while still alive because life is too short and can end at any time.
Taking to Social media Kuria challenged Kiraitu on his purpose in life terming him as selfish and inward-looking.
Taking Kiraitu down the memory lane on how he took longer time in ICU than himself, Kuria advised the senior counsel on why God saved him, suggesting that God saved them so as to serve him and the people even more
“I have a lot of respect for Governor Kiraitu Murungi since the clamour for multiparty democracy in the early ’90s where he was our senior and mentor. Like myself, he went through a hallowing Covid-19 experience.
In fact, I stayed longer in ICU/HDU than him. But there is one thing I differ with my senior. To him, the lesson he learnt is one should focus on himself and family more because life can end at anytime.
I think if God saves you from such a terrible situation when others are not as lucky and are actually dying, He has a larger purpose for you than yourself or your immediate family. God wants you to serve Him and His people even more.
I am disturbed by Governor Kiraitu’s new selfish and inward-looking self. No Bwana Governor, God saved us so that we serve the people even more. Murungu Akutharime.“ Wrote Moses Kuria.
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