Oscar Sudi Hosts Kapseret Residents For Christmas At His Rural Home, Dishes Out Gifts

• Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi retreated to his Uasin Gishu backyard for the Christmas celebrations
• The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) lawmaker hosted residents mostly drawn from his Lemook village
• TUKO.co.ke earlier reported that former president Uhuru Kenyatta visited several children's homes to mark Christmas celebrations

Dennis Lubanga, a Kenyan journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings more than 10 years of experience covering politics, news, and feature stories across digital and print media in Kenya.

Uasin Gishu - Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi has hosted residents of Uasin Gishu county at his home for the Christmas celebrations.

The residents were mostly drawn from his Lemook village.

"Morning interaction with my neighbours Lemook village, Kapseret. Presenting them with Christmas gifts," Sudi posted on X.

TUKO.co.ke earlier reported that former president Uhuru Kenyatta visited several children's homes to mark Christmas celebrations.

“Once again, Christmas is here, a time to remember and apply our shared values of compassion, sharing, and communion. We share this holiday with people of all persuasions because what we celebrate is a cherished universal human impulse.

Uhuru Kenyatta's Christmas message to Kenyans

Taking to his official X account, Uhuru wrote:

"Let the holidays bring us closer to each other so that, collectively, we can lighten our burden and brighten our journey. Happy Christmas and a wonderful New Year!”

In another related story, TUKO.co.ke reported that President William Ruto was back at his rural Sugoi home for this year's Christmas celebrations.

As early as 4am, Kenyans drawn from Uasin Gishu and the neighbouring Kakamega and Nandi counties jammed roads as goodies were offloaded from several lorries.

The president actively participated in the exercise as he handed the residents packets of wheat flour, cooking oil, and rice in a yellow bag.

Ruto was accompanied by Mama Rachel Ruto, who kicked off the event with a powerful prayer.

Other leaders present at the event included Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja and Uasin Gishu governor Jonathan Bii, among others.

What William Ruto told his Uasin Gishu visitors

Some of the residents explained that the head of state has been consistent in the exercise, but this year has attracted a huge following.

In his address, the head of state said his government would continue to reform the agricultural sector to increase food production.

Ruto claimed his latest reforms had resulted in a 40% increase in food production this year compared to 2022.

The president thanked farmers for taking advantage of the subsidised fertiliser, adding that the fruits of the programme would benefit the country's food security.