President William Ruto has now turned to evangelical pastors to be enlisted in Haiti mission to face Haiti gang leader Berbecue in new tactic.
According to reports, the preachers and Pastors who would act as conduits between him and the Haitian communities and be used to convince Berbecue to embrace peace and long lasting solution.
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Before making the huge call of enrolling the pastors in the Haiti mission, Ruto consulted political advisers, security officials and foreign leaders about the high-profile anti-gang mission.
Reports indicate that the pastors enrolled in the mission have already held meetings with Haitians in the United States, fellow preachers and even US government officials.
The preachers also went ahead to hold a Zoom meeting with Haiti’s most dreaded gang Leader Jimmy Chérizier, nicknamed Barbecue.
According to one of the preachers who spoke to Barbecue, despite the gang leader being an evil man, there was a possibility of transformation that could mean a step toward ending the violence.
“We believe that we are a tool that God will use to help. The more you’re connected to the population, the more you can format the kind of intervention you’re going to lead.”
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The pastors claim that the Haitian problems were more spiritual than just physical battles thereby requiring spiritual leaders to intervene before the soldiers are sent to the Caribbean nation.
This comes after Kenyan pastors led by First Lady Rachel Ruto announced a 40-day prayer campaign for Haiti as they sought the biblical God’s intervention in the turmoil facing Haitians