- Cabinet Secretaries dismissed by President William Ruto bid farewell with grace, likening their tenure to a chapter in a cherished book
- Aden Duale thanked the President for his trust, quoting the Quran to underscore his faith, while Alfred Mutua described Ruto’s decision as a necessary storm for brighter days ahead
- Soipan Tuya expressed heartfelt gratitude, calling her 21 months of service a rewarding journey through the forests of environmental stewardship
Cabinet Secretaries dismissed by President William Ruto on Thursday have responded to the decision, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve the country.
Taking to social media, they thanked the President for his trust and reflected on their tenure.
Former Defence CS Aden Duale extended heartfelt gratitude to President Ruto for entrusting him with a critical ministry. “I am deeply honored and will forever be indebted to him and the people of Kenya for this opportunity to serve our great nation,” Duale wrote, also quoting the Quran: “But they plan, and Allah plans. And Allah is the best of planners” (Quran 8:30).
Tourism CS Alfred Mutua noted the necessity of the decision, despite its difficulty.
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“During my tenure, I have witnessed firsthand President Ruto’s genuine commitment to the rapid transformation of our country. His vision and dedication to progress are clear and unwavering.”
Former Environment CS Soipan Tuya expressed her gratitude for the chance to lead the Environment, Climate Change, and Forestry docket for the past 21 months. “My heart is full of gratitude,” she stated.
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Gender, Culture, Arts, and Heritage CS Aisha Jumwa said, “It was an honor to serve as a Cabinet Secretary under the leadership of President @WilliamRuto. I am grateful for the chance to serve the people of our great nation.”
Labour and Social Protection CS Florence Bore shared her appreciation for the President’s mentorship and trust. “It has been a great honor to serve God and country,” she added.
Former CS for Ministry of Co-operatives & Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Simon Chelugui also thanked the President, expressing sincere gratitude and appreciation for the trust placed in him.
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In a televised address from State House Nairobi, President Ruto explained that the decision to dissolve his Cabinet followed consultations with Kenyans and a review of the Cabinet’s performance.
The offices of Deputy President Rigathi Gathagua, Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, and Secretary to the Cabinet Mercy Njau were exempted from the Cabinet purge.
