President William Ruto, the man who is determined to change the economic trajectory of Kenya is under fire.
For the last few weeks, he has been heavily criticized by clergy and a section of private citizens. Their main call is accountability, job creation and controlled culture of lying.
His money was refunded recently by Nairobi Catholic church leaving Kenyans shocked. What really went wrong with the government that came to power with a bible and Jesus Christ power?
Is Satan to blame or government operatives that are determined to see Ruto fall? What will they gain, or what is their end game in everything that is happening.
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Well, the supreme court judge has fired Salvos at President William Ruto led the government with critical questions that have left Kenyans talking. He has also advised Kenyans what they should do.
Justice Isaac Lennaola has criticized the government for not constituting independent Electrol Commission. According to him, the government cannot focus on passing political Issues but ignoring the main thing like IEBC. He has asked Kenyans to even push a hashtag on X platform for the formation of IEBC immediate.
“Youths of this country should focus on something important like constitution of independent Electrol Commission. We should have a hashtag demanding the same. It is very important.” Said Lennaola.
“Hon Mr Justice Isaac Lenaola is right. He has said what many of us have been saying just to be told by entitled illiterates, “wacha kupiga Serikali. Wewe uko ndani.” President William Ruto ought to perform his constitutional duty and ensure the appointment of IEBC Commissioners.” Posted Havi.
