Back Ruto to secure development projects, Wetang'ula tells Western residents
Speaker Moses Wetang’ula says Western region would continue benefiting from government development programmes if President Ruto secures a second term in office...
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National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula urged residents of the Western region to support President William Ruto's re-election to ensure the continuation and completion of development projects.
- Wetang’ula stated that stronger political bargaining through united support for President Ruto would enhance the region's benefits from government programs and position it for future leadership.
- Key projects mentioned include the revival of roads, affordable housing, markets, and the planned extension of the Standard Gauge Railway to the region, with a station planned for Luanda Town.
- Wetang’ula also addressed concerns about the harassment of boda boda riders and urged leaders to leverage their positions to advance community development and support President Ruto.
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Wetang'ula Tells Western Residents to Back Ruto for Development Projects - June 2026
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula urged residents of the Western region to support President William Ruto's re-election to ensure the continuation and completion of development projects. Meanwhile, Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa has urged leaders from the Western region to aim for the presidency in 2032 rather than seeking the Deputy President position in 2027, believing the region has benefited from its partnership with Ruto's government. Wetang'ula is consolidating his political influence in Western Kenya, positioning himself as a key figure while Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi appears less active locally. These developments represent coordinated political messaging from Western Kenya leaders supporting the Ruto administration.
