A video of President Uhuru Kenyatta viciously reprimanding a section of Jubilee Party politicians has overtaken Tanzanian musician Diamond Platnumz's 'Inama' song on YouTube, Kenya.
Uhuru's speech was shared on YouTube on 16th June, and has already overtaken Diamond's song, despite much hype from the latter's team.
'Inama' has been a big hit in the country, trending at number one on YouTube for almost a week.
However, the viral video of the president's speech has since displaced 'Inama' to position two on the trends chart.
The video shared on Sunday has already attracted over 300,000 views.
Addressing the Annual General Conference of the Akurinu Churches Assembly, at Kasarani, President Kenyatta warned leaders engaging in early campaigns, adding that he will not tolerate leaders who want to derail his agenda as long as he remains in power.
"Our unity is our strength and foundation for building a strong nation. A nation that will be able to achieve its development targets so that the children of our children will remember that there was a time when Kenyans forgot tribalism, stopped corruption, and built a country that provided jobs for the youth, drugs in hospitals and ensured no Kenyan slept hungry.
"We must learn to forgive one another, let us focus on the future instead of dwelling on the past," he said as quoted by Nation.