Ruto: I can invite whoever I want to State House
William Ruto has defended his right to host diverse groups at State House, insisting that all Kenyans are equal and rejecting criticism over his invitations...
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President William Ruto has stated that he has the authority to invite any Kenyan to State House, dismissing concerns about recent visits.
- The President asserted his right to host individuals from diverse backgrounds.
- This statement comes amidst discussions surrounding visits to State House by various groups.
- The President was seen dancing at an Akorino Israel thanksgiving service held at State House, Nairobi.
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