Ruto back in church

Deputy President William Ruto is back in church. Earlier today, the Dp joined faithfuls at the Pipeline AIC church.


This comes months after government banned church gatherings in the country due to efforts to contain the community spread of Covid-19.

The deputy President laid a foundation stone for the construction of African inland Church pipeline Academy.

He also joined in the sermon conducted by Reverend Abraham Mulwa.

Ruto was out of the city from Friday. He had flown to Mombasa to preside over various functions in the coastal city.


Over the days, Ruto has been hosting various delegations at his Karen offices and this was the first time in a while that he moved out of the city. He has been operating between Nairobi and his Sugoi home.

There has been growing concerns over his isolation in government functions. The DP has not been seen in any government function lately.


While appearing at a local station recently, Dr. Ruto admitted that things were not going well in the ruling party. He said that the party had been hijacked by conmen.