Speaking at the rally, Ruto congratulated Raila Odinga on the launch of the Azimio La Umoja movement and pledged his support for its cause. Ruto called on Kenyans to put aside their political differences and work together towards building a better and more prosperous future for the country.
“We may have different views on how to get there, but our destination is the same. We all want to see Kenya succeed and become a better place for our children and grandchildren,” Ruto said.
Ruto also took the opportunity to criticize his political rivals, whom he accused of promoting ethnicity and division for their own political gain. Ruto argued that the Azimio La Umoja movement was essential in bridging the political, ethnic, and religious divides that have plagued Kenya since independence.
“We cannot afford to continue with the politics of ethnicity and division. We need to come together as one people and work towards a common goal. That is the only way we can move forward and build a prosperous and united Kenya,” Ruto said.
On his part, Raila Odinga welcomed Ruto’s support for the Azimio La Umoja movement, saying that it was a sign of the growing support for its cause. Raila Odinga reiterated his commitment to building a national movement that would unite Kenyans and promote national unity and development.
