President William Ruto Mourns the Passing of Pastor Raphael Obego
President William Ruto has expressed deep sorrow and paid tribute to the late Pastor Raphael Obego, a revered faith leader and prayer warrior, following his passing. Pastor Obego, who was a beacon of hope and inspiration in Homa Bay County, died after a period of illness, leaving behind a legacy of unwavering faith, dedication to the church, and service to the community.
In a statement released from State House, President Ruto described Pastor Obego as a “steadfast servant of God” whose commitment to prayer and spreading the gospel touched countless lives across Kenya.
“I am deeply saddened by the passing of Pastor Raphael Obego, a man of extraordinary faith and courage,” President Ruto said. “Pastor Obego was not only a leader of his congregation but a spiritual father to many, guiding them with love, wisdom, and a commitment to living out the teachings of Christ. His contributions to the spiritual growth of his community and the nation at large were immeasurable.”
The President noted that Pastor Obego’s ministry was marked by his ability to inspire and uplift others through the clarity of his sermons and his authentic approach to faith. He described the late pastor as a “humble servant” who lived a life of integrity and compassion, always seeking to make a positive impact on the lives of those around him.
“We will miss his infectious spirit, his love for people, and his unwavering faith,” President Ruto continued. “His legacy of prayer, service, and dedication to God will continue to inspire generations to come.”
President Ruto extended his condolences to Pastor Obego’s family, his congregation in Homa Bay County, and all those who were touched by his ministry. He called on Kenyans to honor the pastor’s memory by continuing to live out the values of love, faith, and service that Pastor Obego exemplified throughout his life.
As the nation mourns the loss of a devoted servant of God, the President assured the Obego family and the wider Christian community of his prayers and support during this difficult time.
“May the soul of Pastor Raphael Obego rest in eternal peace, and may God’s comfort and strength be with his family and the congregation he served so faithfully,” President Ruto concluded.
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