President William Ruto has assured Kenyans that he will accept the outcome of the 2027 General Election, whether he wins a second term or not, attributing his political future to God’s plan.

Speaking at the national prayer breakfast, he sought to ease rising political tensions and reassure the public that Kenya’s democratic process remains strong and credible.

Ruto emphasized that leadership changes are part of a divine plan that humans cannot alter and urged citizens to remain calm amid speculation over succession politics.

The President also strongly reaffirmed that the upcoming elections will be peaceful, free, and fair, dismissing fears of potential post-election unrest.

He further warned that attempts to divide the country would fail and reassured Kenyans that the government remains committed to national transformation, stability, and unity.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) also responded to recent claims suggesting attempts to manipulate the election results, labeling such statements as reckless and misleading.

IEBC chairperson Erastus Edung Ethekon emphasized that Kenya has a resilient electoral system and that political leaders should refrain from spreading unverified or inflammatory remarks that could undermine public confidence in the democratic process.

Both the President and the electoral commission highlighted Kenya’s capacity to conduct credible elections while maintaining peace and national cohesion.