Ruto turns Kisii tour into Gachagua attack
NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 10 – President William Ruto has intensified his attacks on former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, branding him a “master of hate” and accusing him of promoting tribalism…
President William Ruto intensified his criticism of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua during a tour of the Gusii region in Kenya. Referring to Gachagua as a "master of hate" and the "hate man from Texas," Ruto questioned his suitability to lead the nation. The President urged Kisii residents to reject Gachagua's politics of hatred and ethnic divisions in favor of his administration's development agenda.
Ruto highlighted ongoing projects such as road construction, affordable housing, market development, student hostels, electricity connections, and agricultural programs as proof of his government's commitment to equal development across all regions of Kenya. He also accused Gachagua of spreading false information about key government projects and interfering with young political leaders, naming several politicians who he claimed had become targets of the former Deputy President's criticisms.
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