President William Ruto needs to forge his own identity, create distinct policies, and outline clear strategies instead of criticizing others.
Addressing the students at Ng'arachi Comprehensive School in Laikipia County, President Ruto criticized his detractors for not having a well-defined plan.
Inform those nosy individuals fixated on discussing me that if they wish to rival me, they should create their own platforms to demonstrate to Kenyans how they plan to enhance crop yields, upgrade infrastructure, deliver accessible healthcare, and ensure dependable electrical connections.
"The citizens here aren’t naive; they understand who fulfills their promises and who only spreads empty rhetoric, conflicts, and deceit,” stated the Head of State.
During his five-day visit to the Mt. Kenya area, the President will concentrate on presenting new initiatives, checking up on current progress, and inaugurating finished works.
The prominent projects include road systems, power distribution, water availability, and healthcare services—essential undertakings designed to enhance the well-being of community members.
The tour is marred by political strains in the area, particularly after the impeachment of ex-Deputy President Rigathi Gachgua.
During an interview at the Sagana State Lodge on Monday evening, Ruto discussed the aftermath, attributing Gachagna's demise entirely to himself.
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