Hypocrisy at prayer breakfast as politicians spare insults for rivals

The National Prayer breakfast, which has been christened a ‘legacy of unity’ will bring together leaders who have mastered the language of insults, intimidation and political hostility...

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At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast in Nairobi, Kenyan politicians, including President William Ruto and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, were observed to set aside their political rivalries, despite preceding public exchanges.

Politicians, including President William Ruto, preached peace and unity on the podium.
The event was the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast held at the Safari Park Hotel.
The article suggests a contrast between public political discourse and the conciliatory tone adopted at the prayer breakfast.

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