President William Ruto on Thursday joined Turkana traditional dancers on the stage.
Ruto was mesmerised by the dancers who were ululating and dancing as they jingled jewellery on their necks.
As they jumped up and down, Ruto was seen joining them as he donned his Turkana traditional regalia.
He wore a cloth knotted on the shoulder, to form a sort of tunic, for men as he wrapped it around his chest.
His blue and red Shuka blended well with the dancers who by now were trying to smile after seeing the head and State join them.
Ruto smiled as he copied what the dancers were doing on the dance floor.
President Ruto was the guest of honour at the Turkana Cultural event.
Before the main event started, several Maasai groups presented their dances donning different attires and beautiful jewellery.
Turkana County is hosting the Tourism and Cultural Festival scheduled for October 12 to 14.
Turkana Governor Jeremiah Lomorukai said the festival is meant to promote peaceful coexistence among the Ateker communities.
