President William Ruto has announced his next plan and career path after presidency. Speaking while attending a church service in Bungoma, Ruto said that he plans on being an evangelist.
According to the head of state, he has always been an evangelist and therefore, he will just be moving back to his calling.
Additionally, he explained that he is used to standing on top of cars and raised platforms while speaking to Kenyans, because it is an innate nature of evangelism.
“As reverend Richard has said, I am an evangelist. And many people sometimes wonder why I stand in raised places, sometimes on top of the car.
“It’s because when your orientation is an evangelist, you always behave as an evangelist even when you are doing other things.
“I made a commitment that when I finish my duty as president, I will go back to be an evangelist, because that is my original calling” he said.
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Ruto on Working with Other Politicians
Moreover, Ruto has pledged to lead all Kenyans without discrimination as mandated by the Constitution, adding that it is God’s will for him to work with all politicians and the people of Kenya.
“I will do whatever it takes to ensure that this country is united and that no part of Kenya is left behind as we march into the future. It is our collective responsibility as leaders to walk in that direction,” he said.
In addition, he has asked Kenya Kwanza leaders and supporters not to worry about his working relationship with Raila Odinga and ODM.
“I know some people who voted overwhelmingly for this administration may have questions. I want to tell you that God designed this country in a way that allows all of us to belong,” he said.
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Warning to other Politicians
On the other hand, President William Ruto has cautioned politicians against promoting regional politics and dividing the country.
He has urged Kenyans to back calls for unity, emphasizing that leaders who try to divide the nation will not succeed.
“Those who want to preach to us ethnic, parochial, regional politics will not succeed in this country because Kenya is a country that trusts in God,” he said.
“Every leader, at whatever level, must understand and appreciate that we are leaders for the people of Kenya.
“That is the beauty of our country: when circumstances demand, we close ranks as a people, forge alliances, build bridges as Kenyans, and work together for the greater good of our nation
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