Deputy President William Ruto-led party United Democratic Alliance Party was pleased to receive an elegant picture of their boss framed by the Map of the Republic Kenya.
The personality of the name Kenneth Kigotho AKA Kenfiri, a portrait artist based in Nairobi, acquired gratitude for gifting William Ruto this exquisite portrait of his identity through the hands of the UDA battalions.
The elegant portrait is fitted on a map of Kenya in UDA colors where the party praises it to have signified the party's national outlook.
From the illustration, this Acrylic-based painting was done on goat hide. "As a party, we will work with artists to ensure the creative industry flourishes," the UDA party noted.
Perhaps, this symbolizes the creativity of talented young people in the modeling industry.
The Deputy President's gifted painting has allegedly been said to be the first illustration of the best Outlook.
Certainly, Deputy President William Ruto's UDA continues to obtain praises for its endeavors to form the next government.
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