Uhuru Spotted In Public Again Driving Himself In Pickup [VIDEO]

Uhuru was in the company of other individuals as he stopped next to a group of bikers who were caught off-guard on seeing him.

Marvin Chege Marvin Chege
Oct 21, 2022 - 16:46 Updated: Oct 21, 2022 - 16:47
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Uhuru Spotted In Public Again Driving Himself In Pickup [VIDEO]
Collage of former President Uhuru Kenyatta driving a pickup. /TWITTER

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta was spotted in public again, this time around driving a pickup during a safari.

In a video seen by Viral Tea, Uhuru was in the company of other individuals as he stopped next to a group of bikers who were caught off-guard on seeing him.

The former Head of State braked next to them and interacted with them in casual conversation in the undated video that went viral on Friday, October 21.

Watch the video:

"How are you? You travel all around Kenya with your bike?

"I hope you are having a good time," Uhuru stated happily as he shook their hands.

The riders shared that they were doing well and added that they were just enjoying their tour of the country, convincing him to join them in their adventure.

"I will come and join you," Uhuru stated before an aide intervened and blocked the riders from inching too close to the vehicle.

It was apparent from the terrain and the nearby tour vehicle that Uhuru was captured around a game reserve which accommodates both wild animals and human settlements.

His choice of a pickup could be seen as somewhat of a downgrade from the luxury cars he has been driving around on his own when he was Kenya's 4th President. On several occasions, he has been driving around in a Mercedes Benz G-Wagon when he was still in office.

The Azimio La Umoja council chairman was reported to have been spending time in Narok County since he handed over power to President William Ruto.

In addition, he was rumoured to have bought a 1000 acre of land in Oloolmongi, near the Maasai Mara Game Reserve and planning to build a multi-million tourist lodge near his ranch.

This is the first time he has been captured driving himself since he handed over power.

His attempts at keeping a low profile since handing over to President Ruto on Tuesday, September 13 have been fruitful, but he has been seen in some parts of the country and other places engaging with Kenyans as well as other diplomats.

Over the weekend, he was in Narok where he donated a school bus to Partakilat Primary School, having promised to do so while still in office.

Before that, he was spotted in a hotel in Narok, seemingly going about his thoughts while keeping a low profile from the hawk eyes of the press.

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta driving his Mercedes Benz G-Wagon. /FILE