William Ruto’s message to Uhuru during his first thanksgiving service
William Ruto’s message to Uhuru during Kenya Kwanza’s first thanksgiving service in Githunguri, Kiambu
Despite their differences, President-elect William Ruto has promised to treat outgoing President Uhuru Kenyatta with respect.
Speaking at a service of thanksgiving at the Gathiru-ini PCEA church in Githunguri, Ruto pledged to make good on any unfulfilled goals.
“I want to assure him he will have his respect, he will have his place as a retired president so that we can secure the respect of our country to ensure Kenyans are united as we move forward,” he said.
Ruto applauded Uhuru for his great contribution to making Kenya reach great heights.
He added that he will take up projects that Uhuru will not have finished and make sure they are completed.
“The much we did together, we will build on that legacy and continue taking our country forward. What was not possible, we will try and correct.”
“I know there are so many projects that cost almost five Billion that have stuck, we already have a plan on how to unstuck them. They will be our priority to finish as we fashion the new programmes that will take our country to the next level,” the DP said.
In his message to Uhuru, William Ruto also thanked his competitors saying they played a part to maintain peace in the county.
“For the first time, our competitors have not planned a protest, that is progress and now we can begin to grow the democracy of our country in the right direction.”
DP Ruto also lauded the Mount Kenya region for overwhelmingly voting in his favour, pledging to fulfill their promises.
“We will maintain these standards to steer the country forward. I want to thank you people of Mount Kenya for making me one of you by supporting me to build a country with no tribalism. I appreciate you for taking me as one of your sons and standing by me. They have buried ethnicity in the politics of Kenya,” Ruto said.
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