Mariakani MCA Martha Kokie has urged residents and leaders in Kilifi County to embrace unity and strengthen community bonds, highlighting the role of faith in fostering peace and development.
In a statement shared through her official social media handles, Kokie reflected on her participation at a Thanksgiving service held at PEFA Church in Mariakani, where she was joined by Kilifi Governor Gideon Maitha Mung’aro and PS Fikirini Jacobs.
“Today, alongside Governor Gideon Maitha Mung’aro and PS Fikirini Jacobs I had the honor of attending a Thanksgiving service at PEFA Church in Mariakani,” Kokie wrote.
Reverend Metu’s Message on Unity
During the service, Reverend William Kahindi Metu emphasized the importance of unity, citing Psalm 133:1: “Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity.”Kokie echoed the message, stressing that community harmony is the foundation for lasting progress.
MCA Kokie’s Call to Leaders and Residents
She further underscored the role of church leaders in shaping values and guiding the society, while calling on leaders to emulate biblical principles of peace and togetherness.
“As we reflect on the contributions of our pastors, let us remember 1 Corinthians 1:10 which urges us to be united in mind and thought. Together, we can build a stronger foundation of faith that will benefit not only our church but the entire community,” she added.
Why Kokie’s Message Matters for Mariakani
Her message comes at a time when Kilifi County leaders have been pushing for collaboration in addressing pressing social challenges, including youth empowerment, education, and peace-building.By urging residents to remain steadfast in unity, Kokie positioned faith as a cornerstone for collective growth.
Her call serves as a reminder that building peace and togetherness goes beyond politics and requires every member of society to play a role in ensuring stability and development.
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