NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 11 – Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has declared that Kenyans have already made up their minds about the country’s political direction ahead of the 2027 General Election, urging opposition leaders to put aside their differences and unite behind a common cause.
K said conversations with ordinary citizens during his visits to villages had convinced him that the public was more interested in seeing opposition leaders work together than engaging in prolonged political disputes.
Speaking during the requiem mass for his cousin Beatrice Wambui Muturi at PCEA Nairobi West Church on Wednesday, November 11, Uhuru said Kenyans were looking towards a united political leadership capable of addressing their concerns and offering a better future.
The retired Head of State said that although he had left active politics, he continued to listen to the sentiments of ordinary citizens during his interactions in the villages.
“When I walk around the village going to look for a little meat there, when I go there…sorry reverend I still go to look for uji (alcohol) when I hear what people are saying, to me it’s like people have decided their issue is one, and that issue is the unity of these people,” Kenyatta said.
He added that Kenyans wanted to see their political leaders put aside their differences and organise themselves in line…
