President William Ruto disavowed claims of extending his tenure past Kenya's two-term limit, calling the presidency a "tough job" and expressing eagerness to hand over responsibility. He emphasized his commitment to diligently improving the country for the remainder of his term, highlighting significant progress in housing and development projects.

• President Ruto stated he looks forward to leaving office, joking that only someone "insane" would want to cling to the presidency beyond the constitutional limit.
• He cited the construction of 400 markets and hostels for 170,000 students as examples of his administration's impact.
• Ruto contrasted his government's achievements, such as building 40 markets in Kiambu County, with previous administrations, asserting his government's superior performance in just two years.