William Ruto Reveals His Next Move Once He Finishes His Duty as a President
President William Ruto has revealed his retirement plans will be to go back to his “original calling” of evangelism.
President Ruto stated that his childhood was focused on learning and teaching the word of God, and that he will return to it after leaving the president because of his openly expressed passion for the Holy Book.
Speaking on Sunday during a church service in Bungoma County, he defended his practice of using the roof of his automobile to address audiences and give speeches from pulpits, citing evangelical beliefs as the source of the behavior.
People occasionally ask me why, as an evangelist, I stand in elevated areas—sometimes even atop cars. Even when you are engaged in other activities, you always act like an evangelist when you have an evangelist attitude,” he stated.
William Ruto Reveals His Next Move Once He Finishes His Duty as a President
“I have given a commitment that when I finish my tour of duty as president I will go back to being an evangelist because that is my original calling.”
In addition, President Ruto urged the church to keep up their prayers for the country while he labors to fix the broken economy and simplify the harmful aspects of his administration.
He went on to say that the country is headed in the right direction in terms of growth and that the need for integrity and collective accountability has been properly influenced by calls for good governance.
God has blessed Kenya with two years of abundantly wonderful weather and an abundance of food. The discourse in our nation on our progress has undergone a transformation. I’m having this talk.
William Ruto Reveals His Next Move Once He Finishes His Duty as a President
Additionally, President Ruto sent a strong caution to anyone attempting to sow discord based on religion and race, stating that he will lead from the front in promoting unity, beginning with his appointment of opposition members to his second cabinet as part of his move to establish a broad-based government.
“Those who want to divide us will fail and will fail miserably,” Ruto warned.
