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Hundreds of Kenyans from all walks of life converged at Kenyatta International Convention Centre to witness the swearing-in of the 3rd deputy president of Kenya Kithure Kindiki. They were generally excited about Kindiki's ascension Kenyans across the country aired varying views with some lauding the move with some claiming the exercise should have been halted until a ruling was made on the impeachment of the former deputy president.
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Pomp and colour at DP Kindiki's swearing in ceremony
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