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Pastor Kayanja has been running a conference since the beginning of this month and today will be the grand finale. President Museveni is going to be the main speaker today for between 12:00-12:30pm.
This event is going to air on all TV stations for exactly 30 minutes from 12:00noon today. This day Pastor Kayanja instructed that people will be atoning for their sons on behalf of their families and country at a large.
He instructed people to take off some time and fast as they pray throughout the day because it is important in such times.
Some people though are just not fine with this idea because according to them the president is not deserving.
Apparently, the president should have nothing to do with the prayers of this day because he is one of the problems of the country.
Some people were asking themselves why he chooses prayers over actions on things he can easily stop at the sound of his voice.
Meanwhile, Pastor Kayanja and President Museveni share a very solid relationship. Pastor Kayanja is the most invited pastor at the state house when there are prayers every now and then.
The two have had a very grounded friendship and it is seen in their different works together. Museveni has on several occasions visited Pastor Kayanja at his church and even attended many of his events.
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