Ndindi Nyoro tells Ruto why he should think about life after State House stint
Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has reminded President William Ruto that retired President Uhuru Kenyatta gave him an opportunity to lead the country, urging him to stop attacking his predecessor and other senior opposition leaders. Nyoro said Ruto should respect Uhuru, who handed over power to him in 2022, arguing that the Head of […]
President William Ruto continued to express his disapproval of political leaders indulging in what he labeled as the politics of hooliganism, urging them to cease such behavior and focus on politics of ideas. During a visit to St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Narok Town, the Head of State called for the 2027 General Election to be a contest based on policies and records rather than violence and intimidation.
He cautioned those vying for political positions against employing violence to silence their opponents. The President also warned young people against allowing themselves to be manipulated by politicians for personal political gain. Ruto further criticized the opposition for misinterpreting a World Bank report on Kenya’s economic performance, specifically its sections on corruption and public procurement.
He defended his administration’s record, asserting that it had delivered on many of the promises made to Kenyans. The World Bank report acknowledges economic growth, increased employment, and a stabilized exchange rate, according to Ruto. Those accompanying the President, such as Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu and Kisii Governor Simba Arati, praised the Kenya Kwanza administration's development record and encouraged voters to support Ruto’s bid for re-election in the 2027 General Election.
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