Kindiki Returns with Festive Gifts and Safety Call
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki resurfaced on December 24 after missing several public events. Moreover, his absence had fueled speculation about his health.
Kindiki hosted a Christmas gifting event at his Irunduni home. Thousands of residents attended, eager to hear his end-of-year message and receive Christmas packages.
The Deputy President distributed sacks filled with Christmas goodies. Additionally, he wished the residents a Merry Christmas, reinforcing festive cheer.
Health Speculations Addressed
On December 22, CS Geoffrey Ruku claimed Kindiki missed the Kimalel Goat Auction due to illness. However, Kindiki quickly refuted the claims, assuring Kenyans of his well-being.
Kindiki posted a four-word statement on his social media platforms. “I am well, very well!” he declared, ending speculation about his health.
Road Safety Appeal
While addressing residents, Kindiki highlighted rising road accidents during Christmas. Consequently, he urged drivers to obey traffic rules and safeguard passenger lives.
His message echoed President William Ruto’s earlier appeal for road safety. Both leaders emphasized caution as Kenyans traveled for festive celebrations.
NTSA Findings on Violations
On December 24, NTSA reported widespread non-compliance among motorists. Specifically, it flagged 1,702 safety violations within just four days.
Kindiki’s reappearance reassured Kenyans about his health. Ultimately, his Christmas event combined festive generosity with a strong call for road safety.
