Kenya Kwanza Members of Parliament (MPs) who accompanied President William Ruto to Nyahururu are said to have taken off in different directions after President Ruto was whisked away.
The Kenya Kwanza MPs who were left exposed after the President’s security realised that protesters were waiting for them outside the gate hurriedly whisked the Head of State and his Deputy leaving the rest on their own.
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Reports indicate that the some leaders even jumped into available cars after missing theur cars with pressure mounting on Police Officers who prioritised the President and left them to their own.
Earlier, the Anglican Church of Kenya Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit prevented the Kenya Kwanza politicians from addressing the congregation, allowing only President Ruto and his Deputy.
According to reports, more than 20 Kenya Kwanza leaders were frustrated over the same. But giving in to pressure, President Ruto assured the Gen Z Protesters that he is planning to listen to them and have a discussion with him.
“I am proud of the youth and the decision they have taken to ensure that their grievances are addressed. But we must remain a peaceful country. The issues raised by the youth will be fully addressed,” said the President.
President Ruto said his administration will continue to work with the church because of the critical role it plays in the country.
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“My administration will continue to work with the church because we recognise the critical role that the church and its leadership play in the development agenda.”