Monday, November 16, 2020 – The African Independent Pentecostal Churches of Africa (AIPCA) has dismissed claims that the cleric who hosted Deputy President William Ruto during a service in Murang’a that turned chaotic, died of Covid-19.
On Saturday, Bishop Reverend Stephen Ng’ang’a, died at his home after developing breathing difficulties in what many suspected to be Covid-19
In an interview with one of the local dailies on Sunday, AIPCA Archbishop Julius Njoroge said Bishop Ng’ang’a didn’t die of Covid-19
Njoroge said a postmortem revealed that Ng’ang’a had for long been fighting stress, hypertension and pneumonia.
“Bishop Stephen Ng’ang’a has been sick for a long time but the recent incident at Kenol worsened his situation,” he said.
He said teargas canisters that were thrown inside a church during the melee complicated his sickness.
“The police officers threw a tear-gas canister at his feet and it exploded and having a record of battling hypertension and pneumonia, the smoke affected his health,” Ng’ang’a said.
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