Former Kesses Member of Parliament, Dr. Swarup Mishra, joined President William Samoei Ruto and other distinguished leaders at the Kerio Valley Interdenominational Prayers held in Tot, Elgeyo Marakwet County, on Saturday.
The event, which brought together political leaders, religious figures, and residents from across the region, aimed to pray for unity, peace, and prosperity for the country. Dr. Mishra, who has been a vocal figure in the region's development agenda, was among the key attendees and spoke briefly during the event, highlighting the importance of community collaboration and faith in overcoming challenges.
President Ruto, who was the chief guest, praised the ongoing efforts of faith-based organizations in promoting peace and social cohesion in the country. He also encouraged Kenyans to remain steadfast in their commitment to the nation's growth, urging leaders to work together for the welfare of all citizens.
Other prominent leaders present at the prayers included Elgeyo Marakwet County Governor Wisley Rotich, local MPs, and religious leaders from various denominations. The prayers focused on invoking God's guidance for national unity and addressing the challenges facing the country, particularly in areas of security, economic development, and social welfare.
Dr. Swarup Mishra's attendance at the event reflects his ongoing engagement with national issues, particularly in areas of community development and peacebuilding. His active participation alongside President Ruto and other leaders further strengthens his standing as a key figure in the region’s political and social landscape.