Through a major fundraising event aimed at bolstering the financial independence of the Kitui Diocese, Nicholas Mulila, spearheaded efforts that raised over Ksh 61.4 million. The event, presided over by Bishop Joseph Mwongela, brought together diocesan faithful and other distinguished guests in a show of unity and resilience.
During his address, Bishop Mwongela underscored the vital importance of solidarity within the Christian community, calling on believers to maintain a positive mindset towards one another and remain united in their faith as the body of Christ.
Nicholas Mulila, in his remarks, emphasized the Christian principle of self-sacrifice, urging attendees to give whatever they could in support of the church’s mission. “We give not because we have plenty, but as a way of showing gratitude to God for the blessings we receive. When called to support God’s work, nothing should hold us back,” Mulila said, reflecting on the responsibility of Christians to ensure the church’s progress.
A well-known figure in Kitui County, Mulila has built a reputation for his consistent support of church and community initiatives, using both personal and mobilized resources to uplift his people. His philanthropy and leadership have earned him widespread respect, with many viewing him as a transformative leader who could bring meaningful change to Kitui if elected governor in 2027,a position which he has shown interest in.
Mulila’s extensive professional background, which includes over 20 years of experience and a senior role as Chief Corporate Security Officer at Safaricom PLC, positions him as a strong candidate for the gubernatorial seat. His vast national and international networks are seen as key assets that could attract significant development opportunities to Kitui County. Should he take office, Mulila is expected to streamline revenue collection and close loopholes .
The fundraising event also highlighted the commitment of the Kitui Diocese to self-sustainability, with several parishes surpassing their fundraising targets. This collective effort demonstrated the diocese’s dedication to ensuring the financial stability of its mission and clergy, allowing for uninterrupted evangelism and outreach.
Among the prominent guests in attendance was philanthropist Dr. Vincent Munyoki, who reiterated the importance of supporting church initiatives. He urged believers to lead by example, ensuring that financial constraints never impede the church’s mission. “The church is a place of blessings,” Munyoki remarked, “and as faithful Christians, we must ensure its financial health so that the work of spreading the gospel continues without hindrance.”
The event was one of a kind an and history to kitui as diocesan turned up in large number to ensure the event was successful.
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