“Despite serious challenges, we stood together, worked with determination, and overcame obstacles,” he said, celebrating milestones such as the strengthening of the Kenyan shilling, a drop in inflation to 2.7%, and strides in universal healthcare through Taifa Care.

The President highlighted achievements in food security, affordable housing, and job creation, noting, “Our affordable housing programme now includes 873,000 houses in the pipeline, creating 200,000 jobs.”

Looking ahead, he promised continued economic growth, increased agricultural productivity, and stronger healthcare and education reforms. “In 2025, we will be busier at school and at work, better nourished, safer, and more secure,” he stated.

Ruto called for unity and collective responsibility to address moral and societal challenges, urging Kenyans to “turn every challenge into an opportunity to do more and to do better.”

He concluded with a hopeful outlook: “Together, in unity and with a shared determination, we will achieve the Kenya We Want.”