Former Nairobi county boss Evans Odhiambo Kidero is among the leaders from Raila Odinga's luo Nyanza region who have showed interest in working with president William Ruto's government ahead of 2027.
The former Nairobi boss on Sunday 4th, accompanied the head of state and other leaders for an interdenominational church service held at the university of Embu, Embu county.
"Accompanied president William Ruto and deputy president Rigathi Gachagua for interdenominational church service at Embu university, Embu county," Kidero said through a statement he shared on his Facebook page.
This attracted the attention of most of his fans who hailed him and encouraged to continue working with the government since that is the only way bring development to his people.
"Good move mheshimiwa Evans Kidero. We must move on because elections are over. It is time to develop Kenya," Benard Ogallo.
Kidero differed with the former prime minister during the last general election where the ODM party decided to give Gladys Wanga direct ticket to contest for Homa bay gubernatorial seat, making him to contest on an independent ticket.
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