Unite Kenyans, Garissa Residents tell Uhuru

President Uhuru Kenyatta taking his oath of office as per the constitution at his swearing in ceremony on Tuesday, November 28, at Kasarani Stadium. [photo courtesy]

Tuesday, November 28 was the day that was marked in the country with the swearing in ceremony  of  President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William ruto  as they  took oath of office for the next four years.

This day that was also marked as a National holiday, many Kenyans flocked the Kasarani grounds to witness the ceremony.

However  in Garissa county  residents have raised mixed reaction over the swearing  ceremony with some urging the president to unite Kenyans in  his second and last term,  others have urged him to fulfill all the developments he promised during his first and the second term.

Speaking to kulan post zainab muhamud burale a business woman said that uhuru being sworn In made her happy and what she needs is peace to prevail all over.

“this country needs to move forward lets maintain peace and tranquillity allover” she added

The residents also expressed there’re reactions in different manner with some going into celebration following the proceedings on National televisions.

“Elections  are over  it is time to work lets put politics and our differences a side”said one of the resident.

A section of elders from garissa township sent their s congratulatory messages  to the president and  urged leaders of the the county to comeback and help the president to unite kenyas.

Garissa county  is  home  to  majority leader in the National Assembly  aden duale