Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has defended the Kenya Kwanza administration's development initiatives in the Nyanza region, asserting that the ongoing investments demonstrate a commitment to equitable national resource distribution.

• Omollo stated that Nyanza deserves equal development opportunities as every other part of the country, citing improvements in infrastructure, flood control, and empowerment programs.
• The Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration highlighted that half of the planned 30 kilometres of dykes for flood control in Kano Plains have been completed.
• He emphasized that the development drive reflects President William Ruto’s vision for an inclusive Kenya, prioritizing need over political considerations.

Allies of President William Ruto have publicly accused former President Uhuru Kenyatta of attempting to undermine the current government's development agenda.

• Leaders rallied behind the Kenya Kwanza administration and its development achievements, urging for an end to political interference.
• Key figures present at the event included National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula, Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale, and Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa.
• Speakers defended the Ruto administration's progress and rallied support for the President’s re-election bid in 2027, with Governor Barasa endorsing Wetang'ula for a presidential run in 2032.

Interior Principal Secretary Dr. Raymond Omollo has lauded women as essential pillars of national development, community cohesion, and family stability during a women’s empowerment forum in Nairobi.

• Dr. Omollo emphasized women's crucial roles in education, healthcare, household welfare, and local economies.
• He highlighted government initiatives like the Affordable Housing Programme and reforms in the Social Health Authority (SHA) to improve living conditions and healthcare access.
• The PS encouraged greater female representation in leadership roles within government administration, citing efforts to improve education access with an allocation of approximately Ksh780 billion and over 100,000 new teachers.