Residents of Murang’a County have been urged to turn up in large numbers to welcome President William Ruto, who is expected to visit the region on Friday.
This follows remarks shared widely on social media, where Sabina Chege called on locals to come out and give the president a warm reception during his tour.
In her statement, Sabina Chege expressed how important the visit is and said she is ready to do anything to ensure the residents show support.
Her words surprised many people online, especially after she used strong language to show how serious she is about the turnout.
She insisted that welcoming the president properly would reflect unity and respect from the people of Murang’a.
She also warned that if residents fail to show up, it would put her in an embarrassing position when she later visits the president at State House.
According to her, such a situation would make it difficult for her to explain why the turnout was low despite her efforts to mobilize people.
Chege went on to urge residents not to disappoint her, saying that their presence would mean a lot. She also asked them to ignore criticism from opposition leaders, claiming that such remarks are not helpful and should not influence their decision.
Instead, she encouraged them to focus on showing support and welcoming the president in a positive way.
Her comments have since sparked mixed reactions among Kenyans online, with some supporting her call while others questioning her approach.
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