In her warm tribute, the First Lady described President Ruto as a man entrusted by God not only to their family but also to the nation.
She reflected on their long journey together as a couple, highlighting years of shared growth, sacrifice, and commitment to public service.
President Ruto, who was born on December 21, 1966, in Kamagut, Uasin Gishu County, marked another milestone in his life as both a family man and the country’s leader.
In her message, Rachel acknowledged the president’s role in her personal life, praising his courage during challenging moments and the discipline with which he carries the heavy responsibility of leadership.
“My dear Bill, happy birthday. Today I thank God for the gift of your life, for the journey we have walked together, and for your courage in moments of uncertainty,” she said.
President Ruto, who was born on December 21, 1966, in Kamagut, Uasin Gishu County, marked another milestone in his life as both a family man and the country’s leader.
In her message, Rachel acknowledged the president’s role in her personal life, praising his courage during challenging moments and the discipline with which he carries the heavy responsibility of leadership.
“My dear Bill, happy birthday. Today I thank God for the gift of your life, for the journey we have walked together, and for your courage in moments of uncertainty,” she said.
She added that she has witnessed his steady love and determination as he continues to serve the country.
The First Lady noted that the years President Ruto has lived have been marked by growth, not only as her husband but also as a leader dedicated to the wellbeing of the nation.
The First Lady noted that the years President Ruto has lived have been marked by growth, not only as her husband but also as a leader dedicated to the wellbeing of the nation.
She praised his commitment to Kenya’s progress, describing his service as tireless and often involving quiet sacrifices that many may not see.
Rachel also offered prayers for the president’s health, peace, and strength, saying these qualities are essential as he continues to lead the country through challenging and demanding times.
“I have seen your heart for Kenya, your tireless commitment to serve, and the sacrifices that often go unseen. As you mark another year, my prayer is that God grants you good health, inner peace, and renewed strength,” she said.
Recognising Ruto as the head of their family, the First Lady further prayed for wisdom and protection over his leadership, asking God to guide his steps and reward his efforts with hope for the nation and joy within their family.
She concluded her message by celebrating him not just as a president, but also as a husband, father, and a man chosen by God to serve.
Beyond the First Lady’s message, several political leaders and senior government officials also sent birthday wishes to the Head of State, praising his leadership and vision for the country.
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula described President Ruto’s leadership as inspiring, wishing him strength, wisdom, and joy as he continues to shape Kenya’s future.
Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei lauded the president’s transformational leadership, expressing confidence that Kenya is firmly on the path toward becoming a developed nation under his guidance.
Tourism Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano highlighted the gains made in the tourism sector under President Ruto’s leadership, citing increased visitor numbers, job creation for young people, and the empowerment of local communities.
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale also extended his best wishes, expressing hope that the president would be granted the strength and wisdom needed to fully implement his development agenda for the benefit of all Kenyans.
COTU Secretary-General Francis Atwoli joined other leaders in wishing the president well, praying for divine guidance as he continues to pursue policies aimed at improving the welfare of Kenyan workers.
President Ruto and Rachel met more than two decades ago and got engaged in 1991. The couple has since built a family together and is blessed with seven children.
Rachel also offered prayers for the president’s health, peace, and strength, saying these qualities are essential as he continues to lead the country through challenging and demanding times.
“I have seen your heart for Kenya, your tireless commitment to serve, and the sacrifices that often go unseen. As you mark another year, my prayer is that God grants you good health, inner peace, and renewed strength,” she said.
Recognising Ruto as the head of their family, the First Lady further prayed for wisdom and protection over his leadership, asking God to guide his steps and reward his efforts with hope for the nation and joy within their family.
She concluded her message by celebrating him not just as a president, but also as a husband, father, and a man chosen by God to serve.
Beyond the First Lady’s message, several political leaders and senior government officials also sent birthday wishes to the Head of State, praising his leadership and vision for the country.
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula described President Ruto’s leadership as inspiring, wishing him strength, wisdom, and joy as he continues to shape Kenya’s future.
Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei lauded the president’s transformational leadership, expressing confidence that Kenya is firmly on the path toward becoming a developed nation under his guidance.
Tourism Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano highlighted the gains made in the tourism sector under President Ruto’s leadership, citing increased visitor numbers, job creation for young people, and the empowerment of local communities.
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale also extended his best wishes, expressing hope that the president would be granted the strength and wisdom needed to fully implement his development agenda for the benefit of all Kenyans.
COTU Secretary-General Francis Atwoli joined other leaders in wishing the president well, praying for divine guidance as he continues to pursue policies aimed at improving the welfare of Kenyan workers.
President Ruto and Rachel met more than two decades ago and got engaged in 1991. The couple has since built a family together and is blessed with seven children.
Tags
News