Deputy President William Ruto on Friday amazed the crowd that attended the Nairobi International Trade Fair by showing off his dance moves.
The Deputy President joined the Kenya Police Band to dance as they performed an old hit by Congolese musician Mpongo.
Ruto was seen trying to follow the lead of the soloist as she did a salsa dance move.
Below is the video of the dancing deputy president:
Deputy President William Ruto joins the Kenya Police band in a dance. pic.twitter.com/hjQJRX0Jxz
Other government officials in attendance were thrilled by Ruto’s gesture and joined him in the dance.
According to the Jubilee politician, modern farming methods such as innovation, mechanisation, value addition and agro-processing will strengthen the agricultural value chain, drive food production and improve nutrition and food security.
In a similar case, NASA leader Raila Odinga entertained the crowd during the Migori by-election campaigns where he danced to the Tanzanian hit song Kwangwaru.
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Thursday was accompanied by Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko to the official opening of the trade fair.
The Nairobi governor threw a series of jokes that cracked up the President.
Sonko took a swing at Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waitutu over the time his tongue slipped as he introduced himself.
“My colleague Kiambu governor, Waititu Baba Yao. He is a father of four daughters," stated the Nairobi Governor.
