Ahead of the August general elections, different political juggernauts have been using all the strategies to ensure that they have gained votes from Kenyans. Some actions that politicians do are just used to chase the clout ahead of August polls to ensure that they have more votes.
The second in command, William Ruto, together with his close allies like Oscar Sudi, today were in Uasin Gishu county in a place known as 'Langas'. The deputy president had attended a church service at Presbyterian Church Of East Africa (P.C.E.A) in Uasin Gishu county.
During the service, the clergy man asked the deputy president to kneel down and he was prayed for. After the photo emerged online as deputy president was kneeling down being prayed for, Kenyans have been left talking about the action. Most political juggernauts have been using the church to hide their evil actions of corruption. This includes the deputy president William Ruto who has been encountered with some cases. Below are some of the reactions from Kenyans.
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