Ever since his father returned to Kenya from Israel, more and more Kenyans continue to wonder about the former Presidents health.
When they returned, Baringo Senator Gideon Moi posted a photo of his father looking much better, and told Kenyans that the medical treatment was a success.
On March 16th, Gideon wrote;
I wish to sincerely thank all Kenyans for the prayers, messages of solidarity, love and support. Your prayers worked, mzee was treated and discharged. I wish to assure everyone that former President Moi is doing well and we are thankful to God for that.
And this past weekend, Gideon once again updated Kenyans on his fathers condition, assuring them all is well.
Speaking while addressing faithful at Full Gospel Churches of Kenya (FGCK) in Kabarnet town, Baringo County on Saturday, he said
'“I accompanied him and we and we had a safe journey, Mzee received the medication and he is now getting on well at home” he said.'
Seantor Moi further thanked Kenyans for praying for his father while he was flown to Israel for medical checkup on his hailing knee last week.
He further said they were overwhelming privilege to visit Golgotha, Calvary where the body of Christ Jesus was laid to rest.
“I think Christians should also secure time and visit the holy historical sites” he said.
Senator Moi noted that it is not yet time for politics and he shall soon declare his political stand and that he welcomes everyone for merger talks ahead of 2022, urging his supporters to be patient.
“Everybody is my friend so there is no arm if anyone decides to approach me for visionary talks meant to takeover leadership and drive this country forward” He said.
Earlier on, Gideon had hinted to the public, his plans to battle Deputy President William Ruto to take over presidency after Uhuru Kenyatta’s term elapses in 2022.
His statement comes a week after Machakos Governor Dr Alfred hinted that he has had conclusive talks with S
enator Moi on ties ahead of 2022.
Dr Mutua, who is Maendeleo Chap Chap (MCC) party leader, was addressing while gracing homecoming of Baringo central Member of Parliament (MP) Joshua Kandie on Saturday last week.
JOSEPH KANGOGO