First Lady Rachel Ruto has emphasized the importance of prayer in leadership thanking Kenyans for remembering President William Ruto and his government in their prayers.
In her message, Mama Rachel highlighted the role of faith and prayer in supporting those entrusted with the responsibility of governing the country.
She stated that no government could stand without prayers, expressing gratitude to those who continue to pray for the Head of State.
“Hakuna SERIKALI inaweza simama bila MAOMBI, nashukuru kwa kumuombea Rais wetu,” Mama Rachel said, meaning that no government can stand without prayer and thanking Kenyans for praying for their President.
Her remarks underline the significance she attaches to spiritual support for national leadership.
Prayer remains an important part of public life in Kenya, where religious leaders and congregations frequently hold services and intercessory prayers for the country’s leadership, peace and development.
The First Lady’s message also serves as an appeal for continued spiritual support for President Ruto as he carries out his presidential responsibilities.
Her statement places faith at the centre of the conversation about leadership, acknowledging the role that prayer plays in the lives of many Kenyans.
President Ruto has frequently appeared at church services and religious gatherings, reflecting the prominent place of faith in his public engagements.
Mama Rachel’s latest remarks are likely to resonate with Kenyans who believe that prayer is essential in guiding leaders and promoting stability in the country.
However, the statement provided does not specify the occasion on which she made the remarks or whether she announced any additional initiatives.
Her central message remains one of gratitude to Kenyans for praying for the President and a reminder of the importance of prayer in governance.