‘Let Us Work!’ – Ruto Tells Leaders To Shun From Politics
President William Ruto has urged leaders to put politics aside and focus on working for Kenyans.
Speaking at a church service at Nairobi’s African Divine Church, the President urged Kenyan leaders to put politics aside and focus on serving their citizens.
“I ask those who have the opportunity to lead Kenyans, Let us put politics aside. What happened is behind us, let us now unite,” he said.
May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him. — Romans 15:13:
— William Samoei Ruto, PhD (@WilliamsRuto) November 3, 2024
Church service at the African Divine Church, Nairobi County. pic.twitter.com/dKNMwfxJgj
Ruto thanked the leaders who spoke at the event for urging politicians to unite.
“I thank those who have spoken here for asking the leadership of the country to unite,” he said.
“Raila Odinga agreed to work with me and unite the country. We agreed to drive the country forward without caring about political affiliations.”
The President noted similarities between Kenya Kwanza’s manifesto and Azimio’s.
“Azimio’s manifesto has a housing programme, Kenya Kwanza has it as well,” he stated.
“Azimio had a health programme, and Kenya Kwanza has too. Why can we unite and implement what our manifestos outline so that Kenya can grow.”
Meanwhile, Ruto announced that the Northern Collector Tunnel was completed.
“We have had water problem in Nairobi and the good news is that the Northern Collector Tunnel is now complete. More water is coming to Nairobi meaning Kibera and Langáta areas will now be okay,” he said.
H.E President William Ruto attended a service at the African Divine Church in Nairobi today, joined by other national leaders, including Prime Cabinet Secretary Dr Musalia Mudavadi, Nairobi County Governor Johnson Sakaja, National Assembly Majority Leader Hon Kimani Ichung'wah… pic.twitter.com/0t8ySL6sNm
— H.E President William Ruto (Commentary) (@WilliamsMkenya) November 3, 2024
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The Northern Collector Tunnel is part of the Nairobi Water Master Plan, which aims to improve water access for over 1.2 million residents by providing an extra 140 million litres of clean water per day.
The construction of water transmission pipelines is nearly complete.
Nairobi will receive 136,500 cubic meters of water per day, while other counties such as Murang’a, Kiambu, Machakos, and Kajiado will benefit from significant improvements in water distribution.
The project is a significant step toward improving water supply in the Nairobi Metropolitan region and beyond.
‘Let Us Work!’ – Ruto Tells Leaders To Shun From Politics
