Jamhuri Day: William Ruto Rides In KSh 27m Mercedes Benz Maybach During Uhuru Gardens Celebrations

• President William Ruto made a grand entrance at the 60th Jamhuri Day celebrations on Tuesday, December 12
• The head of state was spotted riding in one of the most expensive cars, a KSh 27 million Mercedes Benz Maybach
• Ruto delivered his second Jamhuri speech as the head of state, and he called for unity and peace among Kenyans

President William Ruto made a grand entrance at the 60th Jamhuri Day celebrations at Uhuru Gardens on Tuesday, December 12, riding in a luxurious Mercedes Benz Maybach worth KSh 27 million.

The president waved to the cheering crowd as he arrived at the venue.

Ruto rides in luxury during Jamhuri Day

The Mercedes Benz Maybach is one of the most expensive and exclusive cars in the world, featuring a spacious interior, a panoramic sunroof, a rear-seat entertainment system, and a powerful V8 engine.

The car is also equipped with the latest MBUX multimedia system, which allows the driver and passengers to control various functions with voice commands, gestures, or touchscreens123.

President Ruto, who was sworn in as the fifth president of Kenya in September 2022 after winning a closely contested election, delivered his second Jamhuri Day speech as the head of state.

Ruto awards Faith Kipyegon's stellar performance

Separately, Ruto recognised world record holder Faith Kipyegon in his Jamhuri Day speech.

The president awarded Kipyegon with the Elder of the Order of the Golden Heart of Kenya (EGH) honour for her outstanding performance in athletics.

The head of state said that Kipyegon's performance, where she broke two world records was an inspiration to the youth.

"Today, I have conferred upon our world-beating athlete Faith Kipyegon the status of Elder of the Order of the Golden Heart, the highest honour our country awards its citizens who illuminate the path of excellence.

"She has earned her place at the very top from running bare feet to breaking two world records withing a year is the ultimate state of heroism," Ruto said.

He also pledged to award five other athletes, including Ferdinand Omanyala, Mary Moraa, Kelvin Kiptum, Emmanuel Wanyonyi, and Faith Cherotich.