Kitui County Chief Officer for Energy and Natural Resources, Henry Nyamai, on Sunday stepped up his grassroots engagements in Kitui East through a series of church visits, using the Sunday services to fellowship with residents, appreciate ongoing church development projects and seek spiritual guidance ahead of the August 2027 General Election.
Nyamai began his Sunday engagements at St Joseph’s Inyuu Catholic Church in Chuluni Ward, where he attended Holy Mass led by Rev. Fr. John Munyoki. During the visit, he also appreciated the ongoing construction of the church, which is being prepared for its elevation to a new parish, expected to be officially opened by the Bishop early next year.
Drawing inspiration from Psalm 88:3, he shared a message of faith: “Maombi yangu yafike mbele zako, uutegee ukelele wangu sikio lako, ee Bwana.” The message reflected his emphasis on prayer, humility and seeking God’s direction in both leadership and service.
He later joined worshippers at Redeemed Gospel Church Inyuu, also in Chuluni Ward, for their Sunday service, where prayers were led by Pastor Kitonga. Nyamai expressed gratitude for the spiritual support, noting that as he continues serving the people of Kitui County, he remains committed to seeking God’s wisdom and guidance as he sets his sights on representing Kitui East in Parliament in August 2027.
In the afternoon, Nyamai joined members of Life Mission Congregation Church (LMCC) Ithangathi for a fundraising drive towards roofing the church at its compound in Ithangathi Market, Zombe/Mwitika Ward. He appreciated Rev. Joshua Mutia for his leadership, prayers and commitment to the congregation, in a day that combined worship, community fellowship and support for local church development.
