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President William Ruto has told his political opponents to hold their horses and allow him to deliver on his promises to Kenyans. Speaking while winding up his Mount Kenya tour, President Ruto told residents that he is ready to go home if Kenyans are not convinced by his performance in 2027. And as Stephen Letoo reports, Majority Leader Kimani Ichungwa’h and Kiambu Woman Representative Ann Muratha were on the receiving end in Kiambu as locals booed them during their speeches.
Ruto tell Kenyans to vote him out if he fails to deliver
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