William Ruto Appeals to Kenyans to Be Patient With Him: “Nipeeni Muda Kidogo Napanga Mambo”

• President William Ruto asked Kenyans to give the Kenya Kwanza administration more time to fulfil their pledges
• Ruto told the jubilant crowd at the Ruiru Roundabout that he had been organising some issues and he needed patience
• The head of state was returning from presiding over the pass-out parade at the Prisons Staff Training College, Ruiru

President William Ruto has called on Kenyans to give him more time to fix the nation as the head of state.

During a stopover at the Ruiru-Roundabout on Friday, December 2, the head of state appealed to Kenyan to be patient with his administration.

Ruto told the jubilant traders that he was organising ‘things’, asking them to give him more time to realise change.

“So mnipatie tu muda kidogo napanga mambo. Mimi nawashukuru sana, nawapenda sana na nawatakia baraka ya Mungu. (Just give me some time to organize things. I thank you very much, I love you very much, and I wish you God’s blessing)Thank you very much God Bless you,” he said.

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Rigathi Gachagua asks police officers to be patient

Earlier, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua called on the National Police Service officers to give Ruto’s administration time to implement the Kenya Kwanza campaign pledges to improve their service terms.

During the joint thanksgiving service for uniformed, disciplined services, Gachagua narrated how a police officer who appeared drunk confronted him on the Kenya Kwanza pledge of increasing the officers’ salaries.

“I met an officer, and he looked a little, not himself. I think he had taken something, but surely it was not real water. And he asked me wewe Riggy G, si mlisema ndani ya siku mia moja mtaleta kamati ya kuanagalia mambo yetu. ( You people had promised to look into our issues within 100 days),” narrated Rigathi on Sunday, November 5.

Insensitive government

On Wednesday, November 30, Azimio La Umoja One Kenya coalition party accused the government of being insensitive to the plight of Kenyans.

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In a statement read by National Assembly Minority leader Opiyo Wandayi, the coalition said the government was keen on settling political scores and the 2027 elections rather than Kenyans dying of hunger.

“This is how desperate and insensitive the regime is. They are calling a special sitting, not about hunger or drought, insecurity and related issues. Instead, they are focusing on petty political scores and 2027 elections,” said the Ugunja MP.

Source: TUKO.co.ke