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William Ruto on Friday hosted a special Eid-ul-Fitr luncheon for Muslim leaders and members of the community at State Lodge in Kisumu, marking the start of a series of key engagements during his Nyanza tour.
The event brought together a number of leaders, many linked to the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), highlighting ongoing political outreach efforts in the region.
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Attendees donned traditional white kanzus and taqiyahs, adding a strong cultural and religious feel to the gathering.
Among those present were Oburu Odinga, Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi, Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o, and Suna East MP Junet Mohamed.
The luncheon comes as Ruto steps up his engagement in the region, with more meetings expected with political and community leaders. Discussions are set to focus on development agendas, regional cohesion, and progress on key government projects.
The President arrived in Kisumu on Thursday evening via Kisumu Port, where he was received by Governor Nyong’o before heading to State Lodge. His visit followed an earlier stop in Narok County, where he launched another phase of the Standard Gauge Railway project.
The Kisumu visit is part of a broader five-day tour of the Nyanza region running from March 20 to 24, during which the Head of State is expected to commission and inspect several development initiatives.
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Earlier, Ruto also joined Muslims in marking Eid al-Fitr, emphasizing values such as sacrifice, prayer, charity, and unity observed during Ramadan. He urged Kenyans to embrace compassion and strengthen harmony within communities.
Oburu Odinga described the gathering as a moment of unity and reflection, calling for inclusivity and shared prosperity, while extending Eid wishes to the Muslim faithful.
