Julius Kiprop
- President William Ruto emphasizes unity during his visit to Kisumu.
- Backs Raila Odinga for the African Union Chairperson position.
- Calls for collaboration to foster national harmony.
President William Ruto has urged residents of Kisumu and the larger Nyanza region to join hands in building a united and harmonious Kenya. Speaking during his visit to the Lakeside city, Ruto highlighted the importance of bridging political divides for the nation’s benefit.
Backing Raila for AU Role
In a significant gesture of goodwill, Ruto publicly supported Raila Odinga’s bid for the African Union Chairperson position. He thanked Raila for backing efforts to form an inclusive government and encouraged continued cooperation.
“We are one people, a family, and I want you to join me in building a united country,” Ruto stated.
Emphasizing National Harmony
The Nyanza region, previously known for its political rivalry with Ruto, has shown signs of warming up to the president’s calls for unity.
Ruto’s outreach to historically opposing regions underlines his commitment to fostering collaboration and ending divisive politics.
Ruto’s backing of Raila Odinga for an international leadership role and his call for unity in Kisumu mark a significant shift in Kenya’s political landscape. This spirit of cooperation could usher in a new era of solidarity and development for the region and the nation.
