President Uhuru Kenyatta has called on all Kenyan to unite and work together for the good of the country.
The President also said the government will work closely with locals to enable unity among Kenyans and improve their living standards.
Uhuru was speaking at the Uhuru market on Saturday, October 6, along Jogoo road during the third monthly clean-up of Nairobi county also attended by officials from UN.
"Come lets us join together and unite, Kenya is for all of us , nobody here has anywhere else to go If we spoil it, if we spill blood, it is not blood from somewhere else but that of Kenyans, If we argue it is our children who will miss education," said Uhuru.
The president further noted the government will also work closely with locals to ensure services was delivered and young people were employed.
On his part, Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko said the Nairobi cleanup will be a regular exercise because city residents have seen its benefits.
The Governor challenged community groups especially youth organisations to take the lead in cleaning up the city.
He further thanked the National Government for supporting the ongoing efforts to improve the living conditions in the city through the Nairobi Regeneration Programme.
Here are some of the photos from the clean-up exercise
