Incoming Kabete Member of Parliament James Wanjohi has reaffirmed his commitment to preserving cultural heritage and mentoring young people following his participation in a traditional graduation ceremony at Rukubi Valence Primary School.

Wanjohi joined residents of Kabete Constituency during the ceremony, which celebrated young men who had successfully completed their traditional rite of passage, marking their transition into adulthood.

The event brought together members of the community to celebrate culture, mentorship and unity while recognising the importance of guiding young men towards responsible adulthood.

In his remarks, Wanjohi expressed appreciation to the people of Rukubi for the warm reception, describing the occasion as an important moment in promoting cultural identity and passing traditional values to the younger generation.

He called for continued efforts to preserve the community's rich cultural heritage, noting the importance of mentorship in shaping responsible future generations.

Wanjohi, who is positioning himself for the Kabete parliamentary seat, reiterated his message of unity under the slogan, "Kabete Tuko Pamoja!"