The DP dismissed claims by some leaders fronting the idea 'through proxies' that Central Kenya had his political debt.
He spoke on Sunday at the Presbyterian Church of East Africa Kasuku Parish in Ol-Joroorok Constituency.
He said the debt leaders have is to serve Kenyans.
“The only obligation that we have is to fulfil the promises we made to the people; that of transforming their lives,” he told the congregation.
Ruto observed that as a government, the goal is to unite everyone to move the country forward.
He was accompanied by Nyandarua Governor Francis Kimemia, MPs Michael Muchira (Oljoroorok), Faith Gitau (Woman Rep, Nyandarua), Zachary Kwenya (Kinangop) and Rigathe Gachagua (Mathira).
Others present were Kimani Ichungwa (Kikuyu), James Gichuhi (Tetu), Githua Wamacukuru (Kabete) and Bernard Shinali (Ikolomani).
Ruto's statement comes barely a day after the Kikuyu council of elders urged him to 'control' his presidential ambitions and respect Uhuru.
The council's secretary general Peter Munga said Ruto should instead concentrate on helping the President manage the affairs of the nation.