President William Ruto appealed to the Church for support in selling "difficult decisions" to Kenyans, highlighting the government's transformation agenda during the 50th anniversary of the Evangelical Alliance Kenya in Karen, Nairobi.

• The President stated that Kenya's economy is now stable, moving from the brink of a debt crisis to the sixth largest economy in Africa.
• The government successfully stabilized the economy and avoided default on international debt obligations due to disciplined and strategic planning, as acknowledged by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
• Healthcare reforms have led to 27 million Kenyans registering under the Social Health Authority, a significant increase from 7 million under the defunct National Health Insurance Fund.
• Maize harvest is projected to reach a high of 75 million bags this year, up from 44 million bags in 2022.
• The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has seen savings double to KSh640 billion in just two years due to policy changes.