Speaking in Limuru NCCK Secretary General Reverend Chris Kinyanjui told members of press that they had agreed with the president that KDF will not be deployed,police should cease brutality on protesters,no further blood shed and kenyans should be allowed to peacefully demonstrate and that the president should listen to youths and shape the nation desire.The church body has condoled with the families that lost their loved ones to police bullets and brutality commencing seven days of mourning from Friday to Sunday July 7th.
Reverend Kinyanjui has called on the speaker of National assembly Moses Wetangula to convene a special sitting of the parliament to respond to the finance bill send back to parliament by the president.Members of parliament ignored the will of the people by passing the bill according to the Secretary General a move that has lead to nation wide protests,loss of life and property.
The NCCK has said it will convene a national conference on national finance and governance and establish youth lead centres of excellence to include the voice of the youths who account to seventy nine percent of kenyas population.
