@ItsMutai 😂😂😂😂😂😂 That is not division. The mountain has long been known for going against the 'vote suit narrative' MCA to President. Murima has a lot of leaders voted in not from UDA.
Let’s address the elephant in the room because I feel like many people don’t want to have this conversation😳
So the plan is to vote for Sifuna simply because he can help get Ruto out? As long as Ruto is gone, then we’re good? Haven’t we been here before? Isn’t that exactly how Ruto benefited from the anger against Uhuru&Raila ?
And before that, wasn’t Uhuru’s victory also driven in part by a wave of sympathy over the ICC cases and the feeling among many supporters that it was time to stand with him and push back against those they believed were targeting him? Look at how Uhuru’s administration left this country? Haven’t we already seen where voting out of anger or emotion, instead of demanding better leadership, leaves this country?
The next election cannot just be about who is most likely to defeat Ruto. It has to be about who has a clear plan to deal with corruption, protect the Constitution, end abductions and extrajudicial killings, fix our broken healthcare system, reform education, create jobs, reduce the cost of living, tackle public debt, restore independent institutions and ensure there is real accountability in government.
I understand the thinking. The common enemy is Ruto, and the enemy of my enemy quickly becomes a friend. But I refuse to believe that after everything this country has been through, Kenyans are ready to settle for people with serious questions hanging over them simply because they are the fastest route to removing one man from power. A perfect example, Aisha Jumwa😂
We cannot keep voting against someone. At some point, we have to start voting for something. Otherwise, we’ll keep changing faces while the system that keeps failing Kenyans remains exactly the same.
President Ruto: National development must never be left to chance or short-term politics. It must be guided by a shared national vision that endures beyond administrations and election cycles
President William Ruto: As Vision 2030 approaches its horizon, our responsibility is not to simply replace it with another government document or plan. Our responsibility is far greater under the 2010 Constitution. That is to craft a new national development charter that gives effect to the development imperatives enshrined in the articles of our Constitution and to decide together what kind of Kenya we want to build over the next generation and beyond.
#StateofTheNationAddress
#KTNLeo
@Ali_Manzu
President William Ruto: This is a national undertaking about the future of our republic, the development imperatives enshrined in the articles of our Constitution, the attainment of the Constitution's high development aspirations and the opportunities we owe future generations as a result.
#StateofTheNationAddress
#KTNLeo
President Ruto: Why have other nations fulfilled so much of their potential while we have repeatedly fallen short? What must we do differently to ensure that the next chapter of Kenya's development story is different?
President Ruto: Tonight I invite every Kenyan to what I believe will become the most consequential national conversation since the adoption of our constitution in 2010. A national conversation about Kenya’s development chatter. This conversation must rise above politics, transcend electoral cycles and unite us around a shared destiny
The President never over-promised, he simply elevated our ambition as a country.
His commitment to FULFILLING every promise that he made to Kenyans is UNWAVERING.