Ndindi Nyoro: It is difficult to trust anything Ruto does

MP Ndindi Nyoro expressed skepticism regarding President William Ruto's credibility, stating that it is difficult to trust anything Ruto does. In an interview on October 3, Nyoro was asked about his stance on a recent security operation in Samburu and planned disarmament. He emphasized that he would need to understand the reasoning behind the operation before supporting it, asserting that anything Ruto says may have hidden elements.

Nyoro particularly cautioned about government actions announced by Ruto, insisting that he requires thorough examination of the reasoning before forming an opinion. When directly asked if he supported the operation, Nyoro reiterated his stance, maintaining that it is unwise to trust Ruto's decisions. Regarding disarmament, Nyoro also expressed the need for additional information before taking a position.

His position was influenced by his previous experience working with Ruto, stating that he is cautious. Nyoro also questioned the government's response to insecurity, pointing out that action was taken after residents had already suffered losses. He criticized the administration for relying on promises and public statements over delivering results, particularly regarding security.

Nyoro accused the Ruto administration of merely appearing after incidents and making statements instead of preventing insecurity, accusing government officials of being good at talking but lacking the capability to solve problems.