President William Ruto has once again captured the attention of Kenyans after a video emerged showing him driving himself along the busy Nairobi–Nakuru Highway while outlining his administration’s infrastructure plans.
The casual yet symbolic moment, recorded by one of his allied leaders, quickly went viral, sparking praise and debate across social media platforms.
While behind the wheel, the Head of State spoke candidly about his vision for Kenya’s economic transformation, emphasizing that efficient infrastructure remains a key pillar of his development agenda.
In a statement that has since dominated public discussion, President Ruto assured Kenyans that this December would be the last time motorists would experience the notorious traffic jams along the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway.
According to the President, the ongoing and planned expansion of the highway will significantly ease congestion once fully implemented.
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He noted that the dualling of the road, once launched and completed, will ensure smooth traffic flow, reduce travel time, and boost trade between Nairobi and the Rift Valley region.
Ruto expressed confidence that improved road networks would translate into lower transport costs and increased economic activity for ordinary Kenyans.
The President further reiterated his commitment to improving infrastructure across the country, stating that roads, rail, and other transport projects are central to his government’s plan to unlock economic growth.
He emphasized that reliable infrastructure is not just about convenience, but about creating opportunities for businesses, farmers, and investors.
Many Kenyans praised the President’s hands-on approach and relatable gesture of driving himself, viewing it as a sign of humility and confidence in his leadership. Supporters argued that the move demonstrated his understanding of the daily struggles motorists face.
However, others urged caution, noting that Kenyans will ultimately judge the promise by its delivery.
As the government pushes forward with major infrastructure projects, all eyes will now be on the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway to see whether President Ruto’s bold assurance will translate into lasting relief for road users.
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