- President William Ruto and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki attended the event of the Catholic Church in Embu
- However, Kenyans noted that Kindiki was imitating almost everything Ruto was doing, from the way he sat to drinking water
- Some people online claimed that it was a mirror effect, which means that the deputy was imitating his boss, while others blamed Kindiki.
Kenyans online have been paying attention to videos and pictures of President William Ruto and his deputy, Kithur Kindiki during the Catholic Church event in Embu.
Source: Twitter
Ruto and Kindiki were ignored by the Embu Residents when the President retired Uhuru Kenyatta received with great joy.
Equivalent Movements of William Ruto and Kithure Kindiki
However, many netizens noticed Kindiki mimicking the president's movements during the event.
At one point, they were caught sitting in the same fashion with one leg over the other while following a lecture.
In another video, Kindiki was seen drinking water immediately after Ruto opened a bottle of water, poured it into a glass and had fun.
Also, in a photo that is spreading widely on X (Twitter), the two leaders were seen standing with their hands in front in the same fashion.
Feelings of Kenyans
Here are some comments from social media users:
@SensationsKE said:
“Most of the time we do what those we love do. I hold the camera the way my teachers hold it when I'm taking pictures. It's very interesting.”
@Abdirahmustafa said:
“He wanted someone to say 'yes,' and he got someone to say 'yes.'”
@ChrisSapee said:
“Bro, that's the law of power.”
@Njeru said:
“That is really a loyal man.”
Ruto's Comments On His New Deputy
The President recently expressed confidence that his new deputy, Kindiki, will serve the country well.
He raised smiles during the swearing-in ceremony by giving Kindiki the nickname “Abrah K,” showing their friendship.
He also encouraged Kindiki to dedicate himself to serving the whole country instead of one specific community.
Ruto thanked Kindiki for agreeing to take over as deputy president after Rigathi Gachagua removed from power.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
