President Uhuru Kenyatta on Thursday made several surprise stops after delivering his State of The Nation Address in parliament.
The Head of State made impromptu visits to offices of speakers of both houses; Justin Muturi National (National Assembly) and Ken Lusaka (Senate).
The leaders appeared elated as they welcomed Uhuru and Deputy President William Ruto to their working spaces.
"The President later made a surprise visit to the offices of the two speakers, majority leaders and whips where he also mingled with the staff in those offices," Lusaka disclosed.
The executive duo also made their way into Majority leaders' offices; Aden Duale (National Assembly) and Kipchumba Murkomen (Senate).
"With President Uhuru Kenya and Deputy President Dr.Ruto when they called on me in my office today after HE the President delivered a fantastic State of the Nation Address!" Murkomen exclaimed.
He went further and defended Uhuru and the issues he addressed during the speech.
"I see people faulting the President over repeating what he has been saying over the year. I think his speech was fantastic," he noted.
On his part, Duale expressed his gratitude according to his office by the Executive.
"Leader of Majority in the National Assembly is an important office created by Article 108 of the constitution that links the Executive and the Legislature in a Presidential System of Government. Thanks to Kenyatta for having confidence in our leadership at the legislature," he stated,
Uhuru and DP Ruto also called on Senate Majority Chief Whip Susan Kihika.
