Kenyan bishop seeks more than 21 million shillings after dismissal
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Citizen
Bishop Charles Muhia Ng’ang’a, founder of Mamlaka Hill Chapel church, is challenging his dismissal before Nairobi’s labour court and seeking more than 21 million Kenyan shillings. He is also seeking reinstatement, accusing four church officials of conducting an irregular disciplinary process, according to Citizen.
Bishop Charles Muhia Ng’ang’a, founder of Kenya’s Mamlaka Hill Chapel church, is challenging his dismissal before Nairobi’s Employment and Labour Relations Court. He is seeking reinstatement and more than 21 million Kenyan shillings in compensation and unpaid leave allowances, according to Citizen.
Charles Muhia Ng’ang’a accuses four church officials — Jonathan Njoroge, Reverend Richard Maulo Munala, James Chege and Geoffrey Kibathi Mbugua — of conducting an unlawful disciplinary process that allegedly violated his right to a fair hearing. He says he founded Mamlaka Hill Chapel in August 2005, before entering into an employment contract there as senior pastor, Citizen reports.
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