The Woman Who Prayed And God Gave Her A Tender Worth Ksh 42 Million

Have you been praying for money? Not just money, but 42 million shillings? Which god have you been invoking? Perhaps you should stop praying aimlessly and start praying while facing KEMSA. It seems there is a strange God of KEMSA in Kenya.

Eunice Cherono, the director of Interior Decor Company was awarded a whopping 42 million shillings tender by Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) to supply PPEs. When asked how she knew about the tender; she prayed.

“A KEMSA deal! See God!”

Eunice Cherono, the director of an interior decor company, told the National Assembly’s Public Investment Committee that God led her to KEMSA, where she received a 42 million shilling tender to supply PPE. #NTVTonight @MarkMasai @zeynabIsmail pic.twitter.com/4Z3NUxqW1z

— NTV Kenya (@ntvkenya) March 2, 2021

Mvita MP Abdulswamad Shariff Nassir asked the Cherono: “How did you know that KEMSA was buying masks?” And without blinking, the woman said; “I prayed about it, and believe me, God answers prayers. He led me to KEMSA.”

“I didn’t know anyone there. I just relied on prayer. My situation was bad and I prayed about this. I can tell you without fear that God directed me there. I prayed and my prayer was answered,” Ms Chereno on supplying masks worth Kshs 42 Million to KEMSA, Standard

— Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC (@ahmednasirlaw) March 3, 2021

Now, either Eunice Cherono thinks that we are stupid or she indeed knows that we are stupid. Or maybe, her political gods are so powerful that she knows showing Kenyans the longest middle finger is just normal na “hakuna kitu watafanya.”

It is surprising that the corrupt in this country are bold and courageous to tell us such stories. But again, Josephine Kabura, the woman who admitted carrying bags of money from banks, cash meant for NYS is still swinging her behinds freely.

Meanwhile, start praying for the God of Eunice Cherono, KEMSA, and one who gives massive tenders.

READ: KEMSA To Use Ksh 300,000,000 To Buy Masks For Poor Kenyans