William Ruto Pitys His Online Critics, Says He Doesn't See An Opponent In 2027: “They Have A Hard Worker”

• President William Ruto has expressed his confidence to win the 2027 General Election despite criticism online
• Ruto said online critics will face a big challenge to remove him from power, expressing his belief that he is fulfilling his promises to Kenyans
• The president dismissed his critics saying they are focusing on online cartoons instead of discussing the development of the country

President William Ruto has announced a resounding victory in the 2027 General Election despite continued criticism of his administration.

How did William Ruto criticize those who criticize his government?

Speaking at the launch of sugarcane farmers' bonuses in Mumias on Monday, January 20, Ruto said his social media critics will have a tough time trying to unseat him in the 2027 elections.

Ruto said Kenyans will ultimately decide who has fulfilled their duty and who has not.

He added that online critics are focused on drawing cartoons and cartoons on social media instead of addressing the development of the country.

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“Those who shout on social networks have a very difficult task ahead of me, to compete with me, they have a difficult task. Have you heard them talking about roads or electricity?” Ruto posed.

Ruto emphasized that despite being criticized online, he is sure to silence his opponents by winning the presidential election.

Ruto, appearing to stay away from election politics, said the next election is still far away, and his government will focus on implementing development projects at the same time.

The president has always addressed critics of his government who claim he will serve only one term.

On Sunday, January 12, Ruto reflected on his humble beginnings and was grateful for the opportunity to lead the nation.

The President recalled his journey from humble beginnings and emphasized his determination to fulfill his divine mandate to transform the nation.

Resident of Poisonous slams William Ruto for taking action against his online critics

This comes a few days after a resident of Kisumu called Ruto asking him to stop engaging with his critics online.

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The confused young man asked the president to focus on national issues instead.

In an interview on Tuesday, January 15, the resident called the president's response to online criticism “petty” and inappropriate for his office.

The young man suggested that Ruto's battle with young critics on social media should be handled by young politicians, such as Member of County Members of Parliament (MCAs), not the president.

He pointed out the huge age gap between Ruto and his critics, adding that the head of state should be the main figure in the dispute.

The resident of Kisumu pointed out how former political leaders handled criticism, comparing it to the methods of the former President Uhuru Kenyatta and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.

The resident also expressed concern about the intimidation tactics used to silence critics, including reports of vehicles and individuals linked to undercover operations.

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