Today, Thursday, State House was abuzz as numerous guests gathered for official engagements.
During the proceedings, attention quickly turned to Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, who was addressing the attendees.
In a playful turn of events, some guests encouraged him to say the now-popular slogan “President Ruto ni fire si fire!”
Kindiki hesitated briefly but then obliged, repeating the slogan aloud as the guests cheered.
The moment drew laughter and applause, highlighting how familiar the slogan has become in Kenyan political circles.
Kindiki has widely used variations of the phrase in his speeches, making it a recognizable part of his public communication.
The phrase “fire si fire” is often paired with “noma si noma”, forming a catchy and memorable chant that energizes audiences.
Today’s exchange showed how the slogan has transcended campaign events and is now part of casual, public interactions involving Kindiki.
Guests’ insistence that he say it created a lighter atmosphere, momentarily breaking the formal tone of the gathering.
While the slogan is political in origin, today it was used in a playful and engaging manner, with Kindiki responding in good spirits.
Observers noted that such interactions with the Deputy President show his ability to connect with audiences and respond to lighthearted requests.
The episode was brief but memorable, adding a humorous highlight to the proceedings at State House.
By the end of the interaction, guests were smiling, and Kindiki continued with his remarks, having acknowledged the playful demand for the slogan.
This event underscores how political phrases, especially popular ones, can find their way into everyday interactions, even in formal settings.
By Newshub