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Catholic church rejects EXPENSIVE chair after governor sat on it (photos)

- Drama ensued at a catholic church in Molo sub-county, Nakuru on Sunday, March 26

- Presiding priest at the church rejected an expensive seat (gift) after a governor sat on it

- A businessman had presented the chair to the church as a gift on Thanksgiving day

A catholic church in Molo, Nakuru county rejected a donated seat after a governor sat on it during a thanksgiving service on Sunday, March 26.
Governor Kinuthia Mbugua sat on the chair before it was consecrated causing the priest Father Anthony Kinuthia to reject it.

Governor Mbugua apologised for the incident saying he didn't know he would be asked to sit on the gift.

Despite the fact that the seat might have been sat on at the store, the priest refused to accept it as a church gift.

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