Ruto's Plea for Unity: Rejecting Tribalism in Nairobi

President Ruto's Kibera Address: A Call for Unity in Nairobi President William Ruto delivered a powerful message of unity during a recent address at a church in Kibera, Nairobi County, on May 25, 2025. His speech, captured in a livestream by Lightcast TV Kenya, focused on the need for inclusivity and rejected the divisive politics of tribalism. "Nairobi has no time for tribal politics," Ruto declared, emphasizing his commitment to working with all communities in the city. He recounted a specific instance where he faced pressure to favor a single community, stating, "Kuna yule alikuwa ananipiga akitaka nifanye kazi na jamii moja..." (There was someone who was pressuring me to work with only one community...). He firmly rejected this pressure, highlighting his commitment to a broad-based approach. Ruto's speech resonated with the large congregation present, underscoring the importance of national unity in Kenya. His words offer a significant insight into the current political landscape and the ongoing efforts to foster inclusivity and peace.