Uhuru Kenyatta Donates Ksh. 2 Million to Support Flood Victims

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has pledged a personal donation of Ksh 2 million to the Kenya Red Cross Society, stating that the contribution is intended to bolster relief efforts and provide essential aid to affected families, offering them some comfort and solace during these difficult times.

According to Uhuru, the nation must be united at this time when the devastating effects of the floods are being felt across the country.

“As a nation, we must stand together in the face of adversity, demonstrating compassion, resilience, and solidarity with one another. Condolences and deepest sympathy to all those affected by the devastating effects of the ongoing heavy rains and floods, which have caused widespread destruction across the country. The recent floods in Nakuru, Nairobi, Homa-Bay, Garissa, Kisumu, Mombasa, as well as various parts of Central, Eastern, and Rift Valley counties, have resulted in numerous deaths, destruction, and despair,” said Uhuru.

“The relentless rainfall has caused significant damage, displacing families, destroying infrastructure, and claiming precious lives. During this time of profound loss and despair, my thoughts and prayers are with the affected communities as they cope with the aftermath of this natural disaster,” added the former Head of State.

The former president highlighted the urgent need for solidarity and collective action to alleviate the suffering of our fellow Kenyans in distress. He called upon all citizens to unite in providing support and assistance wherever possible. Furthermore, it is through our shared determination and compassion that we can help rebuild lives and restore hope amidst this disruption.

Additionally, he emphasized the crucial need for all Kenyans to remain vigilant and cautious amidst the dangers posed by flooding. He urged citizens to exercise utmost care, avoid crossing flooded roads or pathways, and, most importantly, seek higher ground when necessary to ensure their safety and well-being.