President William Ruto has reiterated his bid to unite the country by bringing all leaders together for the sake of unity and a peaceful country.

Speaking after attending a church service at Koiwa AIC in Bomet County on Sunday, Ruto said leaders should come together to provide leadership and direction on how the country should be governed.

He urged Kenyans to reject divisive politics and work towards national unity.

“I have decided and I'm determined to unite Kenya. Bomet people, I ask you, should I continue uniting the country, or should we be a divided country?” President Ruto told a roadside rally.

He urged Kenyans to support his government's development agenda across the power, roads, healthcare and education sectors.

“I urge you to be united in supporting these projects so our youth can get employment and the country moves forward,” Ruto said.

The President also urged residents to serve God relentlessly, saying, “Apart from the effort we put in our day-to-day lives, there is also God in heaven who plays a huge part in our success.”

During the service, the President called on the congregation to pray for the country as they usher in 2025.

He further called on Kenyans to reflect on his administration's achievements so far and the challenges the country has overcome.

“When this year began, most of our plans had not taken shape, but I am happy that so far, projects like the construction of markets are progressing well nationwide; the affordable housing project is doing well and more will be put up in the coming year,” said Ruto.