Ruto thrills congregation as he sings ‘Tuingee na Wewe’ at AIC Ziwani
By Kiprono Keileb, October 12, 2025President William Ruto joined worshippers at the African Inland Church (AIC) Ziwani in Nairobi to celebrate the church’s 70th anniversary, a milestone marking seven decades of faith, service, and community impact.
The President arrived for the Sunday, October 12, 2025, service, accompanied by a host of leaders, including Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen, Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo, MPs Felix Odiwuor from Lang’ata, Kamket from Baringo, and Makadara MP George Aladwa, as well as 47 MCAs and other government officials.
The church, one of the oldest AIC congregations in Nairobi, was filled with excitement and song as the Head of State joined the faithful in worship. The highlight of the day came when President Ruto stood to sing his favourite gospel song, “Tuingee na Wewe”, a moment that electrified the congregation.
The crowd broke into cheers and claps as the president sang along with the choir, creating a warm and emotional atmosphere inside the sanctuary.
Day of faith and celebration
The 70th anniversary was not just a celebration of the church’s long journey but also a reflection on its role in shaping the moral and spiritual fabric of the community. Leaders praised the church for being a symbol of hope, education, and peace since its founding.
The moment was heartfelt and symbolic, a leader worshipping alongside ordinary Kenyans, celebrating a message of unity and thanksgiving.
Church and community united
The day blended faith, leadership, and community, a reminder of how deeply the church continues to influence Kenya’s social and moral landscape.
The AIC Ziwani 70th anniversary served not only as a moment of celebration but also as a reflection on faith’s enduring power to unite people across generations and leadership lines.