Ruto Seeks National Unity at Limuru Church Service, Reaffirming Development Pledges

Limuru, Kiambu County – President William Ruto used a Sunday service at PCEA Joshua Matenjwa Memorial Church in Limuru on August 10, 2025, to underscore the importance of national unity and reaffirm his administration’s development promises. 

Key Highlights of the Address

• Unity as a National and Spiritual Value

  President Ruto quoted from Psalm 133:1–2, saying:

  “It is good when brethren live together in unity…Where there is unity, God commands a blessing.”

  He pledged his earnest resolve to bring Kenyans together, describing unity as both a moral imperative and a prerequisite for national progress.

  “I want to promise you… I will do all I can, with God’s help, to unite all Kenyans,” he reiterated.

• Commitment to Developmental Deliverables

  Ruto assured congregants in Kiambu County that he remains committed to fulfilling his 2022 campaign pledges, highlighting key sectors like agriculture, education, healthcare, electrification, and road infrastructure. He further noted that he would soon convene a review meeting to assess progress on these commitments.

• Contextual Resonance Amid Tensions

  The speech comes amid growing discussions around national cohesion amid simmering political tensions. By intertwining unity with development, Ruto aimed to reassure Kenyans that healing can go hand in hand with tangible improvements in their daily lives.

In Summary