RELIGIOUS leaders from different denominations over
the weekend conducted a special prayer for President John Magufuli and his
entire cabinet to continue with their sterling performance. The prayers, which
were organised by Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) in the region, in collaboration
with the residents in the region regardless of the political ideology, went in
tandem with fundraising for helping patients admitted to Mawenzi Regional
Hospital. Religious leaders at different times congratulated the president for
his efforts of charting various measures aimed at bolstering the national
economic growth and at the same time punishing some government leaders who have
used their positions to enrich themselves at the expense of the poor.
One of
the religious leaders, the chairman of the Association of Pentecostal Churches,
Bishop Pius Ikongo, said many Tanzanians prayed during election for the country
to have good president, something that has been answered by the Almighty God. Bakwata
Secretary in Kilimanjaro region, Sheikh Rashidi Malya urged people to pray for
the president and his government so that we could win war against corruption
and other vices. Sheikh Malya urged wananchi further to organise special
prayers for the president and his government to win the war and improve social
services. On his part, the CCM Kilimanjaro Regional Chairman, Mr Idd Juma, said
the people who were helpless and desperate were now hopeful and confident of
the new government under President Magufuli. Mr Juma said the time has come for
people to support the president for the good work he had done to combat
corruption and other vices.
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