Kenya's President took a walk in the street and it brought memories of another President of Kenyan heritage
The president had a brief meet and greet moment with some of the people on the streets as he prepares to be sworn in next Tuesday.
President Uhuru Kenyatta decided to break tradition by taking a stroll down the streets of Nairobi.
The president was heading from his Harambee House office to the National Treasury when he opted to take a surprise walk in the presence of key government officials and his security.
He he had a brief meet and greet moment with some of the people on the streets as he prepares to be sworn in next Tuesday.
Uhuru's walk is reminiscent to that of another President of Kenyan heritage in the name of Barrack Obama. The former US president took a surprise walk from the White House to the nearby Department of the Interior.
On the way there, he got to chat with all sorts of people -- from roadside vendors to tourists to locals. Needless to say, they weren't expecting it.
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