Wetang’ula, Nicknamed ‘Papa wa Roma,’ Hails Pope Francis During Vatican Visit
In a moment that captured the attention of many, Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, expressed immense joy after meeting Pope Francis, the head of the global Catholic Church, during his visit to Italy.
Wetang’ula, who is affectionately known as “Papa wa Roma,” shared his admiration for the Pope’s leadership, lauding him as a beacon of wisdom and servant leadership.
During their meeting at the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace, Wetang’ula highlighted the Pope’s unwavering commitment to humanitarian efforts, especially towards the underprivileged.
“Honored to meet the Head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, at his Apostolic Palace, popularly known as the Papal Palace in Vatican City,” Wetang’ula shared in a heartfelt post, complete with a photograph of the two leaders in a warm exchange.
Wetang’ula went on to describe Pope Francis as “a true example of a Servant Leader,” whose compassion, love, mercy, and courage continue to inspire hope and promote equality and opportunities for the less fortunate around the world.
This encounter was a significant moment for Wetang’ula, who has embraced his nickname, “Papa wa Roma,” using it in his post with a sense of pride and a touch of humor, evidenced by the train emoji he added.
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Wetang’ula, Nicknamed ‘Papa wa Roma,’ Hails Pope Francis During Vatican Visit
