The Deputy President, Dr William Samoei Ruto, who is the chief principal for Kenya Kwanza Coalition stormed Marsabit County on Wednesday, said the following over the security curfews in the region. 
(Courtesy photo)
According to his speech, he stated that the imposition of curfews to manage insecurity in any part of the country is short-term; it is not the solution to the problem.
(Courtesy photo)
He further explained that Kenya kwanza will prioritize security and the opening up of marginal areas as a long-term plan to maintaining peace and stability.
He was accompanied with Kello Harsama, Steve Lenarokushu, Aden Duale, Naomi Waqo, Ali Rasso, Kithure Kindiki, Ndindi Nyoro, among other leaders, hailed the people of Marsabit town in the same county for the clear support to Kenya Kwanza.
His post attracted several comments from Kenyans, majority of them praised the people of Marsabit County for warmly welcoming the DP Ruto. These are some of their reactions:
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