Sakaja swearing-in

President-elect William Ruto on Thursday, August 25 attended the swearing-in of Nairobi governor-elect Johnson Sakaja.

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Governor Johnson Sakaja attended his swearing-in ceremony at KICC alongside his wife June and their three children. | Pulselive Kenya.

“I am seeing my daughter is having a lot of fun. During his speech, Sakaja kept an eye on his family and at one time interrupted his speech to acknowledge that his daughter seemed to be having so much fun at the event. During his speech, Sakaja kept an eye on his family and at one time interrupted his speech to acknowledge that his daughter seemed to be having so much fun with DP Ruto.

Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja arrived at his swearing-in ceremony accompanied by his three adorable children and wife, Beatrice, and the family looked ...

[accompanied Sakaja to the voting booth](https://www.tuko.co.ke/entertainment/celebrities/466997-johnson-sakajas-dreadlocked-son-steals-show-accompanies-dad-vote/) before helping place the marked ballot papers into the ballot boxes. [accompanied by his three children](https://www.tuko.co.ke/entertainment/celebrities/469734-johnson-sakaja-accompanied-by-sons-daughter-swanky-suits-dress-gubernatorial-inauguration/); two sons and a daughter for his swearing-in ceremony. [dreadlocks](https://www.tuko.co.ke/facts-lifehacks/fashion-style/447464-20-beginner-short-dreadlocks-styles-ladies-easy-maintain/), a white t-shirt and black trouser. [family](https://www.tuko.co.ke/people/family/) photo with his children and wife and they looked great; a happy family. [Johnson Sakaja](https://www.tuko.co.ke/tag/johnson-sakaja/) has been sworn in as the Nairobi governor. [Caren Nyota](https://www.tuko.co.ke/author/caren-nyota/)

Nairobi Assembly Azimio Coalition MCAs have defended themselves for not attending the inauguration event of Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja saying they ...

unfortunately we saw him today and we had to leave,” Majiwa said. “Yesterday we received invitations for the inaugural functions of the governor of Nairobi his excellency Johnson Sakaja,for us as Azimio Coalition we do not recognize president elect William Ruto…we could not be part of that function and should make us part of the function Sakaja won the election and we have no issue with him and we will support Sakaja in his quest,” Imwatok told the media. Nairobi Assembly Azimio Coalition MCAs have defended themselves for not attending the inauguration event of Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja saying they cannot share a podium with President-elect William Ruto.