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President William Ruto has finally lent his voice to the ongoing LGBTQ ruling uproar, uniting with Odinga to slam the supreme court verdict in a rare show of unity. President Ruto says that whereas he respects courts, Kenya cannot allow same-sex relationships, with Odinga calling out the supreme court for surpassing its mandate by creating laws which is the sole jurisdiction of parliament
President Ruto and Raila Odinga slam the supreme court ruling on LGBTQ
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