The visit also comes the same week Ruto met Raila Odinga at
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni's Kisozi Farm.
While attending a church service at St Andrew's Bondo
Catholic Church in Bondo Constituency in Siaya, the MP applauded the area
leaders for their efforts in bringing development to the constituency.
The legislator’s visit comes at a time when speculation is
rife that Ruto and Raila could strike a political truce birthed by
the latter's bid for the African Union (AU) Commission chairperson position.
Ndindi called on Kenyans to stamp out ethnic politics, in a
bid to improve all areas within the country.
Moreover, Ndindi continued to urge the youth to apply for
the job positions announced by the government in foreign nations, as a means of
eradicating unemployment.
He further elaborated on the matter explaining that there
were only 500 positions applied for despite 2,000 nursing positions gazetted by
the government.
Further Ndindi commended Homa Bay County for its conference held in the
previous week citing that all leaders should emulate the Nyanza leaders in
development.
Ndindi’s visit to Nyanza, comes at a time when there have
been speculations in the Kenya Kwanza camp of him being lined up to
be Ruto's running mate in the 2027 election.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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