Kenyan political leaders are calling for unity and cooperation within the government, urging communities and party members to set aside political divisions and support President William Ruto's administration in advancing national development. The appeal comes amidst discussions about political alignment and development projects.

• Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi likened the current political landscape to a "stormy sea" requiring teamwork, urging leaders not to abandon the government for "petty issues."
• Cooperatives Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya encouraged public support for President Ruto, citing numerous development projects initiated since independence and urging opposition voices to work collaboratively.
• Oparanya, a former ODM Deputy Party Leader, noted that Raila [Odinga] has "left us with Ruto and said we should walk and work with him," signaling a shift in political allegiances.
• Nyando MP Jared Okello affirmed his community's "unequivocal and unconditional" willingness to work with the President, stating, "As we mourn Raila’s political transition, we want you to hold our hand."
• Mathare MP Anthony Oluoch cautioned against "political betrayal," identifying those who "celebrated Raila’s death when we were mourning" as untrustworthy allies for 2027.