Ruto’s prayer on vote rigging excites Twitter
Deputy president William Ruto on Monday posted his prayer for the country on Twitter condemning all rigging schemes.
His 140 character prayer quickly went viral with screenshots being shared widely.
Some tweeps took the chance to respond to Ruto’s prayer against rigging.
The deputy president’s words come a day after his party leader President Uhuru Kenyatta prayed for peaceful elections and a win for the Jubilee party during their last day of campaigns.
Ruto’s prayer in the form of a tweet elicited varied reactions online;
GOD in heaven; silence every rumour& lie, frustrate any scheme to rig or steal,and destroy any plan for chaos, confusion or violence. AMEN.
— William Samoei Ruto, PhD. (@WilliamsRuto) August 7, 2017
may the might God guide us through this one important day , may he guide you and our president as well.@UKenyatta @URTeamKenya
— edwin gisemba (@edugisemba) August 7, 2017
May thunder and lightning strike every thought of stealing this elections. May the voice of God speak through Kenyans votes. Amen
— Shadrach Juma (@shadejuma) August 7, 2017
God will bring justice to Kenya.
— Charlicoh Kisochivic (@CharlicohK) August 7, 2017
Amen to that my DP and may God see you through, Nakuombea ushindi
— stan isaac mugi (@stan_mugi) August 7, 2017
Kenyans fight hard Africa must be free. Free from bad leaders, corruption, nepotism & tyranny. Is now not tomorrow
— Davi (@hazardblues67) August 7, 2017
Amen. Let God also give us the will to accept the outcome of the results which ever way they are. Kenya is bigger than any of us
— Gabriel Kapeni (@GKapeni) August 7, 2017
Our Father in Heaven, cause confusion in any camp planning to rig this election, may Canaan be real…
— Fridah Gacheri (@kibukofridah) August 7, 2017
Amen, God already knows who will be the next president
— jefferson kinyanzui (@jeffkinyanzui) August 7, 2017
Scheme to steal or rig election!! Make it complete
— Sirmy Mijus (@SirMijus) August 7, 2017
Let God also not tolerate those who hiked the economy and looted public funds.
— Victor Ochieng (@VictorO31614766) August 7, 2017
I haven’t hear you praying for those poor Kenyans who lost their lives during nurses strike why now….?
— Elly Mc’ongare (@McOngareelly4) August 7, 2017
God,forgive us for our bad culture of only seeking you at times of need.#JUSTICE.#PEACE,Listen to us LORD.
— DENIS OTALO (@Dencollinson) August 7, 2017
Amen in Jesus name. We are all Kenyans regardless of who win n lose tomorrow.
— edward kamau (@EdwardKamakamau) August 7, 2017
your excellency DP, this seems to have been written by her excellency @rachael ruto. But anyway.. Amen.?
— james maingi (@james_maingi) August 7, 2017
