President William Ruto, after four years in power, has made 455 promises, but only 12 of them have been fulfilled.
This means only 2.6% of his promises have been fulfilled
KTN reveals that OSU ghost leader Zachary Kariuki, who doubles as Driver to DCI director Amin was leading the team that abducted Standard Media Editor Alex Kiprotich
Meet the leader of the Official Death Squad.
Name: Zachary Kariuki
Boss: Mohammed Amin
Notable Achievement: Abducted & killed GenZs in 2024
Recent Activity: Abducted the Standard Newspaper Editor for the "crime of lacking loyalty to Ruto while Kalenjin"
Other Qualities: Rapist of Male abductees
William Ruto’s regime has lost the information war so badly that nearly every attempt to control the narrative now seems to strengthen the very voices, journalists and platforms the government keeps attacking.
A government that spends its time fighting newspapers, complaining about social media and blaming critics for its collapsing credibility has already admitted that persuasion has failed and public trust has moved elsewhere.
You cannot govern effectively when citizens no longer believe your explanations, your communication machinery cannot shape opinion and every official statement is immediately treated with suspicion or ridicule.
Once a regime loses the information war this completely, it has lost something deeper than messaging because it has lost the confidence required to govern with legitimacy.
A regime that has lost the information war this badly should resign because it is a danger to everyone
William Ruto spent years presenting himself as a politician who could survive insults, hostile headlines, opposition attacks and endless public criticism, so it is genuinely fascinating to watch him suddenly develop such remarkably thin skin around the media.
A man who campaigned under relentless scrutiny now appears increasingly irritated whenever journalists question his government, challenge his promises or publish stories he does not like, which is a strange transformation for somebody who once sold himself as politically battle hardened.
The Standard Media Group has become one of his favourite targets, and every fresh attack only raises the obvious question about when criticism stopped being part of democracy and started becoming something the President personally needed to fight.
Power clearly changes people, because the politician who once demanded space to attack everyone now seems increasingly uncomfortable when the same freedom is used to examine his own government, his record and the people around him.
Perhaps the biggest mystery is not why the media criticises William Ruto, but how a politician who survived Kenya’s roughest political battles suddenly became this allergic to newspapers, headlines and uncomfortable questions.
@Dalmas_Ngetich@MisterAlbie Ati since Ruto is in power? Are you listening to yourself? Hata Uhuru anakunia wapi kwa 45% ya tax? Bwana nyinyi ni kama you have the brain of a chicken
According to UDAku Party of Mr Out-going President!
Someone who wants to unite Mount Kenya region is a tribalist!
whereas the one who wants to divide the region into Mount Kenya East and West is a Nationalist!
Explain!
(20 Marks)
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