Ruto escalates Uhuru attack in Migori

NAIROBI, Kenya Sep 16 – President William Ruto has sustained his attacks against his predecessor Uhuru Kenyatta, accusing him of sponsoring opposition leaders as he took his 2027 political battle…..
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President William Ruto has intensified his attacks on retired President Uhuru Kenyatta, accusing him of sponsoring opposition leaders and hindering his government's development agenda during a tour of Migori.
- Ruto claimed Kenyatta is using "puppets" and "people for hire" to oppose his administration's projects, citing housing and healthcare as examples.
- The accusations were made during a rally in Awendo on Wednesday, following similar remarks in Siaya on Tuesday.
- Ruto also highlighted his administration's achievements, including connecting 80,000 people to electricity and allocating Sh28 billion to projects in Migori.
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Ruto Intensifies Attacks on Uhuru, Accuses Him of Undermining Government Agenda - September 2026
President William Ruto has intensified his attacks on retired President Uhuru Kenyatta, accusing him of sponsoring opposition leaders and hindering his government's development agenda during tours of Migori and Siaya counties. Ruto labelled Kenyatta a 'rebel leader' for refusing to act as a statesman and urged Siaya Governor James Orengo to stop being used to oppose government programs, claiming he was a puppet of Uhuru. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua hit back at Ruto, asserting that Kenyatta is not Ruto's opponent in the 2027 election. Ruto predicted a 2027 landslide victory for the Broad-Based Government while accusing Uhuru of using the Siaya governor to undermine government projects.
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