Teacher Cillah has finally broken her silence about her much-talked-about meeting with George Ruto, the son of President William Ruto, revealing details about how the encounter came to be and what it meant to her.
The popular educator appeared on Alex Mwakideu’s podcast, which aired on Saturday, November 14, where she answered some of the questions her followers had long been curious about.
How Cillah’s meeting with George Ruto came about
Speaking to Mwakideu, Cillah explained that she did not reach out to George herself. Instead, an intermediary made contact with her beforehand to arrange the visit.
“There was someone who called me. And that was it. We talked on that day when he came,” she said.
When Mwakideu pressed her on what the conversation was like, Cillah was open about how deeply the experience had moved her.
She described it as a standout chapter in her life story. One of the more revealing moments of the interview came when Cillah confirmed that the meeting was essentially a one-off.
Despite all the buzz surrounding their interaction, she made it clear that the two have not been in contact since that day.
“That was the first time and the last time we talked,” she said.
She did not elaborate on why communication ended after the meeting, but her tone suggested she held no ill feelings about it.
Rather, she chose to focus on what the experience gave her personally. Being a person of faith, Cillah framed the memory in spiritual terms, saying it stood among the highest points she had experienced.
“I think if I can highlight some of my best times in my life, that is one of them. Because I’m a Christian, I normally say that is one of the moments when God honoured me in front of men,” she said.
