I believe most of us are well updated that today DP Ruto was in Trans Nzoia County for the first time. Thus was a meeting that was actually destined towards the launching and opening of activities in one of the high school's library.
It's something that actually happened at Kitum High School. It was the official reopening of Kitum High School newly constructed school dining hall.
This is an event that was held at Endebes Constituency in Trans Nzoia County.
After that, DP Ruto went ahead to address the residents at Matisi. With reference to what he quoted on his Twitter account, DP Ruto quoted this.
"During the official opening of the Kitum High School dining hall in Endebess Constituency, Trans-Nzoia County. And later addressed wananchi at Matisi."
The turn out was absolutely unbelievable as people turned out in large numbers to meet the deputy president of Kenya. This serves as a clear indication of nice destiny ahead.
Have a look at how people commented on this.
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