What MP Osoro Was Captured Doing To Ruto in Rare Moment As Governor Arati Waits Sparks Reactions

A video showing South Mugirango Member of Parliament Sylvanus Osoro greeting President William Ruto in a particular manner has emerged, attracting attention from Kenyans.

In the video, Osoro is seen walking towards the President while holding a cap in one hand. Moments later, Ruto’s car door is opened, allowing the Head of State to step out as he prepares to board a Kenya Air Force presidential helicopter. During this time, Governor Simba Arati was waiting behind.

As soon as the President alights, Osoro bows his head as he approaches him to exchange greetings. The two then begin walking slowly towards the waiting helicopter while engaging in what appears to be a conversation.

Osoro is seen walking alongside the President as they continue talking before reaching the aircraft. The brief interaction has since drawn attention, with Kenyans watching how the lawmaker received the Head of State.

The incident comes shortly after Ruto visited Nyamira County on Sunday, November 8, as he began a four-day development tour of the Gusii region.

During the visit, the President attended an interdenominational church service at Nyamaiya Stadium, accompanied by several political leaders, including Nyamira Governor Amos Nyaribo, Kisii Governor Simba Arati and Osoro.

Ruto also visited different parts of Nyamira, where he launched development projects, including the upgrading of the Bondeni-Magombo Road and the Tombe-Isinta-Mokomoni Road. He also opened the West Mugirango Constituency Digital Hub.

Osoro has been among the leaders openly supporting Ruto’s administration and mobilising residents ahead of the 2027 General Election.

During the political engagements over the weekend, the South Mugirango MP defended the working relationship between the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM).

He maintained that the two parties were working together, dismissing suggestions that there was disunity between them.

Osoro further argued that political competition should be based on ideas rather than tribal considerations, saying voters should be allowed to make their decisions based on leadership and development records.

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