President William Ruto has now come out to reapond to his critics who have accused him of launching projects that have been previously launched or launched by Former President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Speaking during a town hall meeting in Kisumu, the Head of State said that he will not start new project specifically road projects as his critics are pushing him to do in his tours across the country.
According to President Ruto, he is currently concentrating on completing stalled roads across the country and he will not start any new project before the stalled projects are completed in his term.
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“I was in this region to unlock some of the roads that were stalled. I want to give you my commitment that all those roads that were stalled will be completed. We are not going to start any roads until we complete the ones that are already stalled.”
Responding to his critics, the President noted that he is aware some of the roads were launched during President Uhuru Kenyatta’s time because those roads are still kenyan roads and they must be completed.
“Many people want to push me that why don’t I start new roads that will have my signatures, I’m not interested in having my signature, I’m interested in building the roads that are already there because they are Kenyan roads irrespective of who started them.”
This comes after his current biggest critic Morara Kebaso exposed President Ruto after he launched various projects claiming that they were previously launched and he is lunching them for the second and even third time.
“Launched in 2016 by Uhuru. Launched again juzi (yesterday) when Ruto came to Kisii. Those leaders should stop playing with our minds. Which development did the president bring to Kisii? Tell us.”