President William Ruto will today attend a Church service in Lugari, Kakamega County.

The special church service and the annual Kivaywa yearly Meeting has been organised by the Friends Quakers and the Matete Christian Fellowship.

It is being held at Friends' Comprehensive School, Kivaywa.

Lugari MP Nabii Nabwera and Governor Fernandes Barasa will host the leaders.

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula is among those expected to attend.

Today’s visit adds to a series of engagements the President has held in the county and the wider Western region.

In recent months, he has made multiple stops in Kakamega, including attending an inter-denominational prayer service where he rallied religious leaders to support national unity and development.

His tours have often combined spiritual engagements with development initiatives. 

During his Western region visits, Ruto has commissioned several projects, including roads, while pledging support for local farmers and youth programs.

The visit signals his intent to maintain strong grassroots connections, particularly in areas that have traditionally leaned toward the opposition.