VIDEO - Ruto Primarily Forced To Cut His Speech As Crowd Demanded This

President Ruto was today forced by an excited crowd to invite Raila Odinga Junior to speak at the closing ceremony of the Hon. Junet Mohamed Football Tournament in Suna East, Migori. 

The event took place at Kadika Primary School and attracted thousands of locals eager to watch the finals.

As Ruto began his speech, some members of the crowd started shouting and demanding that Raila Junior be allowed to speak. 

The President paused and listened carefully. Understanding the people's wishes, he invited Junior to the stage. The crowd immediately calmed and celebrated loudly.

Raila Odinga Junior thanked the people of Migori for their support and loyalty to his late father’s legacy. 

He also shared greetings from his mother Ida Odinga and sister Winnie Odinga. Junior reminded the crowd of the strength and courage associated with his family. He led them in chanting "Jowi! Jowi!" which means buffalo in Dholuo and represents bravery, a symbol often used by his late father.

After Junior spoke, President Ruto continued his address. He thanked the crowd for their patience and energy. He praised their unity and democratic spirit. 

Ruto also wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year while urging continued cooperation for national development.

The football tournament showcased young talent and promoted community spirit. Leaders including Governor Ochilo Ayacko and several MPs called for more development in Migori. The event reflected government efforts to support sports at the grassroots level.

The moment highlighted the lasting influence of the Odinga family in Nyanza. It also showed Ruto’s effort to respect local sentiment while maintaining political goodwill. The crowd’s reaction revealed the deep loyalty people have toward the Odinga family.

Families and youth attending the event left the grounds filled with joy and pride. The ceremony combined sports excitement, cultural pride, and political respect in one occasion.

President Ruto’s gesture of inviting Raila Junior was seen as a thoughtful act. It eased tensions and strengthened his connection with residents. The gathering celebrated both football talent and the legacy of a political icon.