The President of the republic of Kenya has been under Pressure to explain why he signed the controversial bill to law on the same day Orange democratic Party leader Honorable Raila Odinga rested in India.
On October 15, 2025. Orange democratic Party leader Honorable Raila Odinga Passed Away in India leaving Kenyans devastated. At State House, President William Ruto flanked by key leaders sighed into law a cyber law that has elicited mixed reactions online from Kenyans. Well, Ruto has finally responded, explaining why he did that.
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Speaking in Laikipia, he claimed that, by the time he received the news of the passing on of Raila Odinga. He was already at the office ready to sign the bills. He was also Prepared to travel to Ukambani on a tour of the region where he was supposed to inspect projects and launch others.
Therefore, he did not disrespect the the late opposition leader in any way. He has called on Kenyans to read the bill and understand how beneficial it is instead of just rejecting it without going through.
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