Uhuru Kenyatta, Wife Margret Visit Dam Together In New Photo, Excite Kenyans: "Blessed"

• President Uhuru Kenyatta and his wife Margaret Kenyatta were all loved up as they visited a dam together
• Margaret has been low-key ever since her husband left the presidential office after their tenure came to an end
• Kenyans were excited to see the beloved couple, with some showering them with love and affection and noting that they were blessed

Former president Uhuru Kenyatta and his wife, Margaret Kenyatta, visited a dam together.

The former president’s wife has been missing in action ever since Uhuru vacated office.

Uhuru has been spotted at many functions in the recent past, and Kenyans cheered up every time they saw him.

Uhuru and wife warm hearts

They noted that he was a beloved president and missed his tenure, which they compared to President William Ruto’s heavy taxes.

A photo of the couple has excited Kenyans on the internet after political blogger Pauline Njoroge shared it.

She noted that they visited a dam together.

Pauline wrote:

"Today, he went to check on Karimenu dam. Remember, I will be telling you I had just come to check on the trees I planted here."

Netizens shower Uhuru and wife with love

Here is what they had to say:

Andrew Muigai:

"These pictures speak a thousand words. Only someone with complete peace of mind will go sightseeing, considering he is a former president. This is not someone who is afraid or suffering. He is not here looking for a spot as many would wish."

David Maina Ndung'u:

"When you did everything to develop the country at the fastest rate ever and improve the lives of wananchi your heart is at peace. Life in retirement for H.E Uhuru Kenyatta is good."

Munyiri:

"UK alikuwa ameona mbali. Glad to see him slowly returning to active politics."

Kiilu Prince John:

"Our best president ever...live long muriu wa Ngina."

Uhuru and Raila host leaders in Kiambu

In November, Uhuru and ODM leader Raila Odinga stepped out together in navy blue paisley shirts in a show of unity.

There has been disquiet within the Azimio La Umoja One Kenya Coalition Party since the release of the National Dialogue Committee report.

Jubilee Party secretary-general Jeremiah Kioni maintained that the issues of the high cost of living and Kenya Kwanza stopping interference with their party were non-negotiable.