Kenyans enjoy riding his son Ruto's Money Fest Ngenya

• Kenyans were surprised by the luxurious arrangement in George Ruto's 'Money Fest' matatu that travels between Nairobi CBD and Rongai
• The matatu has large television screens strategically placed for the entertainment of passengers placed on each side of the matatu
• Many passengers praised the matatu for raising the journey especially during peak hours, and allowing passengers to watch the news

Kenyans online were surprised by the interior shape of George's matatu Rutotitled Money Fest.

The three buses that make their journeys between Nairobi-Rongai, have large televisions strategically placed.

Two 55-inch flat-screen televisions are placed on either side between several radial speakers.

In the video of TikTok published by Exit Route 13b, the televsion showed JKL's program on Citizen TV.

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“At Money Fest, one must know what is going on in the country during news hours. The best thing is to set the standards for the number one competition of Kenya,” reads the caption of the video.

In the video, all the screens can be seen showing the news while passengers watch.

Kenyans give their opinion about the George Ruto Money Fest matatu

Following the video, Kenyans online expressed mixed feelings about the matatu owned by President William Ruto's son.

Kathleen Mutua: “Without being jealous, Money Fest is great, investor aside.”

Wyckliffe Mogwasi: “Setting standards.”

M.j_ooficial2: “I think this is good because these are the hours for the elderly to travel back home.” Miles: “We have to know what's happening in the government.”

Belinda: “Soon, you'll hear people watching Netflix there, and they won't be able to get off.” Opango Abdalla: “I support watching the news.”

Lerry Mejja: “The distance you cover is great, at least the passengers get information.”

George Ruto happily drives his matatu to Rongai

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In a separate report of TUKO.co.ke, President William Ruto's son, George Ruto caused a stir after he was seen driving his matatu in Nairobi.

He chose to drive the Money Fest tricycle himself to attract passengers.

Furthermore, a video that went viral captured the president's son greeting a few people who saw him in the driver's seat.

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