President William Ruto has issued a strong challenge to civil servants resisting his administration's reforms, particularly those related to procurement and anti-graft measures, urging them to resign if they cannot align with his agenda. Speaking in Siaya County, he emphasized the government's commitment to digital systems like e-procurement and the Social Health Authority (SHA) system.

• President Ruto dared officials opposing reforms to "bolt out of government and go look for another job."
• He defended the new e-procurement system, stating it aims to prevent fraudulent conduct in government purchases.
• The SHA system was also defended, with Ruto claiming it exposed Ksh30 billion in fraudulent hospital claims.
• During his visit, Ruto also announced significant development projects for Siaya County, including Ksh4 billion for road improvements and Ksh22 billion for 8,000 affordable housing units.