According to Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Governor Ochillo Ayacko, President William Ruto is invited to visit Migori County, and his county will work with the current administration for the sake of the people.
Ayacko, who spoke with Mayienga FM on Friday, reportedly said that he is ready to receive the president whenever he comes Migori, whether for a religious event or a development-related activity, according to a story by the Star.
Ayacko stated that the president should tour his nation and that he will anticipate cooperation and a friendly welcome from all the leaders. Kenyans today favor development politics, he continued, necessitating collaboration with Ruto's administration.
"If Ruto shows up for prayers, I'll be there. Anytime he pleases, the president is welcome to travel to Migori. I'll welcome him if he comes for development since the county government should be able to assist."
Ayacko suggested that when it came to the 2027 elections, the county would seek political guidance from Raila Odinga, the former prime minister.
Just two weeks before Ayacko's remarks, the president paid his first trip to the Nyanza Region—Homa Bay County—since becoming the country's fifth leader.
Kenyans from all across the nation were incensed by the Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga's decision to stay home, as well as that of Homa Bay Town MP George Kaluma and other county officials.
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