Ruto allies hit out at Sifuna, Babu and defend government's development record
A section of Rift Valley politicians, led by Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot have appealed to Narok residents to support President William Ruto’s administration...
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Politicians allied with President William Ruto have strongly defended the government's development record while criticizing opposition figures Edwin Sifuna and Babu Owino for their perceived divisive politics.
- The leaders, including Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot, urged residents of Narok to support Ruto's administration, highlighting projects like the planned international airport in Narok County.
- Cheruiyot accused opposition leaders of lacking substance and engaging in "reckless politics" instead of offering practical solutions, stating that efforts to unseat President Ruto in 2027 would be futile.
- Government aide Farouk Kibet reiterated the commitment to equitable development and linked youth empowerment programs to economic growth, while local leaders praised Ruto's appointments and development initiatives in the Maasai community.
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