Speaking at Kabarak University’s graduation ceremony on Friday, December 19, 2025, Kenyatta reminded drivers and travelers to prioritize safety while on the move.
“Be alert and careful as you travel during this festive period. Safety should be everyone’s responsibility on the roads,” the former president said. His advice comes at a time when road accidents often rise due to increased traffic during holidays.
In addition to the safety message, Kenyatta addressed the new graduates, encouraging them to use their education and professional skills to serve Kenya and represent the nation globally.
“Be at the forefront, and your success will not just reflect on Kabarak University but also on Kenya and Africa,” he said.
“Be alert and careful as you travel during this festive period. Safety should be everyone’s responsibility on the roads,” the former president said. His advice comes at a time when road accidents often rise due to increased traffic during holidays.
In addition to the safety message, Kenyatta addressed the new graduates, encouraging them to use their education and professional skills to serve Kenya and represent the nation globally.
“Be at the forefront, and your success will not just reflect on Kabarak University but also on Kenya and Africa,” he said.
“God bless you all. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Remain vigilant on the roads.”
Uhuru Kenyatta emphasized the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship in shaping Kenya’s future. He reminded graduates that borders are becoming less relevant than ideas in today’s world.
“You are entering a world where ideas matter more than borders. Kenya has already made strides in ICT, Fintech, and renewable energy. Your skills can help make Kenya a global hub for innovation,” he said.
Uhuru Kenyatta emphasized the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship in shaping Kenya’s future. He reminded graduates that borders are becoming less relevant than ideas in today’s world.
“You are entering a world where ideas matter more than borders. Kenya has already made strides in ICT, Fintech, and renewable energy. Your skills can help make Kenya a global hub for innovation,” he said.
The former president encouraged young professionals to explore the opportunities available in Kenya, highlighting the country’s growing role as one of Africa’s economic centers.
He called on graduates to be proactive in contributing to national development and using their skills to create value not just for themselves but for society at large.
“Kenya is taking shape as one of Africa’s economic hubs. Take advantage of opportunities, innovate, and contribute to building a stronger nation,” Kenyatta said.
Kenyatta’s call for vigilance on the roads is particularly timely as the festive season often brings higher traffic volumes, increased speed, and more accidents.
“Kenya is taking shape as one of Africa’s economic hubs. Take advantage of opportunities, innovate, and contribute to building a stronger nation,” Kenyatta said.
Kenyatta’s call for vigilance on the roads is particularly timely as the festive season often brings higher traffic volumes, increased speed, and more accidents.
