Saitoti spent the last days of his life praying.

Saitoti spent the last days of his life praying.

Saitoti and one of the Bishops during the Episcopal ordination of Ngong Bishop Owaa

The late Internal Security minister George Saitoti spent most of his last days praying.

We last caught up with the minister on April 14 during the episcopal ordination of the very  Rev  Fr John Oballa Owaa who was until that Saturday the Bishop elect of the Catholic Diocese of Ngong.

The bishop was ordained as a catholic Bishop and a member of the Kenya Episcopal conference and became the third Bishop of the cosmopolitan Ngong Diocese taking over from Bishop Cornelius Schilder.

The Episcopal Ordination OF Bishop Oballa took place at the Ngong Police Traffic Training grounds in Ngong town and was attended by hundreds of catholic faithfuls among them Professor Saitoti.
After the ceremony, Saitoti whispered to the Cardinal Njue, “You are a church minister, I am the security minister. You do your part and I do my part because our people have to remain united.”
The next day which was a Sunday, the minister headed to Muranga Catholic Diocese and the mass was presided over by Bishop Wainaina.
Retracing his last days, the minister spent most of his time praying because he went to church all the Sundays and until his death, he was headed for a fund raising at St Mary’s Nyarongi Catholic Church in Homa Bay where he was the chief guests.

Saitoti and Cardinal Njue converse after the ordination of Ngong Bishop John Owaa

Saitoti talking to one of the Bishops. 

 

Proffessor George Saitoti with one of the men in Ngong Diocese

Proffessor Saitotis Range Rover in Ngong town

 

Saitoti talking to his constituents