Deputy President Professor Kithure Kindiki has reaffirmed the government’s unwavering commitment to inclusivity, equality, and equity across the country.
Speaking during an interdenominational prayer and thanksgiving service held at Mutenkuar Primary School in Kilgoris, Narok County, the Deputy President emphasized that all counties and constituencies are entitled to equal access to government opportunities.
He assured the public that development initiatives will be implemented fairly, without discrimination based on political affiliations or voting patterns.
Prof. Kindiki also commended President William Ruto for his leadership in promoting national unity, particularly through his efforts to work collaboratively with former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. He noted that this partnership has played a crucial role in reducing political tension and divisive rhetoric across the country.
Addressing the issue of employment, the Deputy President stated that the government is focused on creating sustainable job opportunities for the youth, both within the country and abroad. He highlighted ongoing initiatives such as the affordable housing program, digital job creation, and other key development projects aimed at empowering citizens and boosting the economy.
In conclusion, the Deputy President urged Kenyans to embrace peace even as they express divergent political opinions. He reiterated that peace, unity, and national stability are paramount, stressing that meaningful development cannot be achieved without a foundation of harmony.
