President William Ruto emphasized that the success of Kenya's Constitution should be measured by citizens' quality of life, not just frequent invocation of its clauses.

• The 2010 Constitution's effectiveness hinges on translating socio-economic rights, like healthcare and education, into tangible daily benefits for Kenyans.
• President Ruto highlighted his administration's progress in healthcare with 32.4 million registered under the Social Health Authority, affordable housing with 274,000 homes under construction, and education with over 100,000 teachers recruited.
• He stressed that "progressive realisation" of rights requires concrete, measurable steps, not indefinite postponement.