- Deputy President Kithure Kindiki was seen running to the entrance of Parliament before the arrival of President William Ruto
- This happened during the President's State of the Nation address on Thursday, November 21
- Netizens expressed mixed feelings, with some supporting him while others dragged former vice president Rigathi Gachagua to the debate.
Videotape showing the Deputy President Kithur Kindiki running to save the clock has emerged and evoked mixed feelings
Source: Facebook
Video shared by Plug TV it captured the moment when Kindiki and his bodyguards ran to reach the Parliament gate before the President William Ruto.
Ruto was expected to deliver a State of the Nation address in Parliament on Thursday, November 21.
Why did Kindiki run to the Parliament gate?
As expected, his deputy should have arrived before him and welcomed him when he arrived.
Kindiki arrived in front of him, due to his speed. He happily took the president to the parliament gate, bowing as a sign of respect.
“When diplomacy meets athletics! DP Kithure Kindiki pulls a Usain Bolt step, running to welcome President Ruto,” read the description.
The video created mixed reactions
cjmark_: “Gachagua would never do that.”
ignah_cious: “This is now getting worse.”
lozziebae “Eeeeeiii ata my parent has never called me to run like this eeeeiii kindidi yawa.”
emmanuel_xyan: “He is not used to these things, leave him alone.”
breeziekev: “Should have stayed in CS. Stronger.”
eunieeunice: “I would also run to meet my boss. Let me tell you my people, power, money and peace of mind make up for everything. Why, run away my DP.”
What did William Ruto say about Adani?
In separate news, Ruto ordered the cancellation of all ongoing operations with Indian multinational Adani Group.
Addressing MPs, President Ruto emphasized his commitment to transparency and accountability.
He instructed the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum to immediately stop the cooperation.
In the controversial agreement, the Indian company was supposed to build and operate the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) for 30 years.
The President explained that he was guided by the principles of transparency and accountability outlined in Article 10 of the Constitution.
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