Ruto changes the order of the Presidential Statutes
Ruto changes the order of the Presidential Statutes at the State House months after assuming the office of the presidency
Ruto changes the order of the Presidential Statutes at the State House months after assuming the office of the presidency.
President William Ruto altered the order of presidential statues used during the reign of his predecessor, Uhuru Kenyatta.
Ruto reorganized the statues in order of the assumption of office from independence in 1963 to 2017 – from founding president Jomo Kenyatta all the way to Uhuru – based on photos shared by State House following the Jamhuri Day celebrations on Monday, December 12.
Uhuru used to place his sculpture next to his father’s during his tenure as Head of State.
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Former Presidents Mwai Kibaki and Daniel Moi’s statues were placed on another side.
Additionally, since his inception to office, Ruto has continued to make changes in his office as he settles into his new residence.
Other changes noticed are the type of seats used by the Head of State to host visitors for various engagements.
While Uhuru settled for armchairs, Ruto, on the other hand, prefers wing chairs.
The president, however, maintained several interior decors such as cream and patterned seat covers as well as cream curtains.
The cream colour is universal and has been used by international leaders such as Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and Russia’s Vladimir Putin.
The colour is neutral and symbolizes seriousness and reliability.
Considered a colour of openness and comfort, the cream is regarded as a must-have in many people’s living rooms.
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