Joined thousands of fellow Muslim faithful at the Sir Ali Muslim Club grounds in Nairobi for Eid-ul-Adha prayers, marking the Feast of Sacrifice. The Eid commemorates the obedience of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) to Allah's command and symbolizes faith, sacrifice and charity. I urged the Muslim faithful to embrace the spirit of Eid by extending generosity to the less fortunate in society, calling on all Kenyans to share in the season of sacrifice without viewing one another through the lenses of tribe or religion. On matters of public health, I assured the nation that the government remains on high alert at all border points and in high-risk counties to prevent the potential infiltration of the Ebola outbreak into Kenya. I urge residents, especially those along the border with Uganda, to treat the cautionary advisories from the Ministry of Health with utmost seriousness and to adhere to all guidelines issued. I also called on leaders across the country to prioritize and preach national unity, stressing that cohesion is essential for the country's stability and progress. Eid Mubarak. Kullu-Am-Wa-Antum-Bikhair!