KENYA’S Vice-President William Ruto appears to be seeking divine intervention ahead of his trial for crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court.
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Last Friday, Ruto hosted Spirit Embassy founder Prophet Uebert Angel, the world-renowned British-Zimbabwean preacher.
On its Facebook page, the Spirit Embassy thanked Ruto “and the people of Kenya for choosing. . . our Lord Jesus Christ as their shield”, but made no reference to the trial which gets underway at the Hague on Tuesday.
Angel turned 34 on Friday and in pictures released by his church, he was seen eating cake with Ruto at his official residence in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi. The Spirit Embassy said Ruto had thrown a surprise birthday celebration for Angel and his wife, Beverly.
It added: “We are very humbled by the humility that the Vice-President, his wife and the people of Kenya showed our father Prophet Uebert Angel.
“The Deputy President has showed an unbelievable love, fear and reverence of God and it takes great courage and humility for a man of his stature to respect the authority of God the supreme ruler.
“Our desire and prayer is that all men of authority, rulers in both the market place and politics can honour God almighty and the Lord Jesus Christ, so that peace, love and harmony may prevail in our continent.
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“A nation that reverences and exalts the worship of the true God, that nation will God exalt.”
A spokesman for the church, Pastor Mike, said they would not be issuing any further statement on what the two men had discussed.
