Kenyans on Sunday expressed their mixed reactions online after President Uhuru Kenyatta was photographed campaigning in the rain in Laikipia County.
During the campaign trail in the Rift valley county, it started raining as the president was canvassing through Nyahururu town.
Not even the rain could stop the president from saying hello to the people of Nyahururu along their roads.
[caption caption="President Uhuru Kenyatta campaigning in Nyahururu town"][/caption]
Here are the reactions:
During a rally earlier in the day, the President his deputy William Ruto dismissed calls for dialogue with Opposition Leader Raila Odinga ahead of the repeal election.
The Head of State explained that Kenyans are people who will decide their President and not dialogue mediated by foreigners.
"We accepted to have a repeat poll despite the fact that we won. We will not be pushed to sit and talk with someone whose main need is to just clinch power.
“The decision of who will lead the nation will be made by the people of Kenya and not anybody else,” President Kenyatta stated.
The Head of State reiterated that there is no crisis in Kenya and the only person who has a problem is Mr Odinga who has refused to accept the will of the people.
“Kenya has no crisis. Kenya has no problem. The only problems we have are a result of one man who goes by the name of Raila Amollo Odinga who has refused to accept the will of the people and is trying to take power through the back door by causing violence, commotion, and chaos,” the Head of State noted.
He warned the former Prime Minister that he will face the full force of the law if he continues to cause violence in the pretext of demonstrations.
President Kenyatta told the opposition leader to stop playing with the lives of Kenyans pretending to hold demonstrations while his actual intention is to cause chaos so that he can get to power through the back door.
The President emphasised that no one will be allowed to harm other Kenyans in the guise of demonstrations, saying the opposition cannot purport to hold peaceful demonstrations while what they do is to stone police stations, cars and rob innocent Kenyans.
“If you want peaceful demonstrations, hold a peaceful demonstration but we will not allow anybody to violate the rights of other Kenyans,” he explained.