A secret order, built on the power of mystery, and with a roster of powerful members. Now, self-confessed member Ambrose Rachier lifts the lid on the enigmatic world of freemasonry and its place in Kenya’s public life…
“I do not care to say I am one of them, and I do not regret it; my family know that today Ambrose Rachier is going to the meeting,” Rachier .
Speaking exclusively to NTV, Rachier has admitted being a member of the much feared Freemason.
This confessions has elicited different reactions from Kenyans.
“Every Thing In This World As A Mystery It Is Only The Wearer Of The Shoe Who Knows Where It Pinches Let Free Masons Be Freemasons And Wakorinos Be Wakorinos Every Thing In Life As A Mystery” opined George Mahavira.
Another Kenyan wondered how comes Rachier is a member of the perceived wealthy outfit yet his club Gormahia has been on a begging spree.
“So @OfficialGMFC chairman, Ambrose Rachier, has been a senior member of Freemason yet the club has been a beggar all through?, Kwani what do they do in their meetings?” a fan wondered.
“If you look at the board, you will find chief justices of Kenya; there is a lot of who is who in Kenya there,” Gor Mahia boss Ambrose Rachier said.
Rachier lifted the lid on his membership in the freemason secret group.
However some Kenyans believe Free Masons want to gain acceptance by going live to attract as many followers.
“Freemason feels threatened by wash wash members becoming acceptable in the society. Ambrose Rachier has been told to put it out here so that everyone can talk about it and accept it and say “poverty is the enemy”. Next group is homosexuals” a member opined.
But what is Freemason ?
According to an expose by BBC News titled ‘Female Freemasons: Inside Their Secret World,’ the freemason is a secretive society that practices rituals in a temple and promotes brotherly love.
Britannica.com stated that the teachings and practices of the fraternal men only order of free and accepted masons, the largest worldwide secret society, an oath-bound society, often devoted to fellowship, moral discipline, and mutual assistance, that conceals at least some of its rituals, customs, or activities from the public.
In Kenya, the public refers to freemasonry as a cult that should not be associated with any member of society, it is demonic
