William Ruto was yesterday sworn in as the President of Kenya alongside his deputy President Rigathi Gachagua at the Kasarani stadium.
Ruto's title immediately changed from being deputy President to President while that of Uhuru Kenyatta changed from being President to former President of Kenya.
After being sworn in, Ruto made a speech of appointing the 6 judges that the former President Uhuru Kenyatta rejected to appoint them.
President Ruto also promised to attend the swearing in ceremony which he has done it yesterday at the State House.
The judges who have been sworn in are Weldon Korir, Aggrey Muchelule, George Odunga and Professor Joel Ngugi who are set to go to the Court of Appeal and High Court registrar Elizabeth Omange and chief magistrate Evans Makori as Environment and Lands Court judges.
After them being sworn in, President Ruto has pledged out that it was the rule of law which was expected to be followed for the judges to be appointed and not rule of man, which former President Uhuru did.
President Ruto has alleged out also he has limitations as President and he cannot go beyond the limit.
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