- President William Ruto is on a one -week tour in the northeast, starting in Mandera County on Tuesday, February 4
- The national leader was overwhelming Mandera Teachers' College, where he spoke and interacts with the students
- Before leaving, he decided to buy the students for lunch, saying he loved them so much
Kenyans have raised questions following the emergence of a video showing the President William Ruto promising to give students to the Mandera Ksh 1 million teacher training students for lunch.
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The National Clerk visited the college for review, where he spoke and involved participants of the training.
During his visit to the college, he said he loved the students very much, which is why he saw the need to buy lunch.
As he asked who the president of the college was, he expressed his demand for God's blessing to the students in all their efforts.
Later the president of the institute was seen running to the forum where the head of state was addressing the students.
“Who is the president of this school? Yes, you? Because I am in town I will give you KSh 1 million to go and buy lunch,” Ruto said.
What did Kenyans think about Ruto's generosity?
Kenyans online appeared on social networks to comment on the president's generosity, with some complaining that the money could be used properly.
Some Kenyans said there were places where money could be used to improve performance in the country, such as ensuring that all students receive funding for Helbamong other issues.
Neighbor: “He should also direct the money to health institutions the fact that there is now no USAID.”
Chaliz: “Are you sure the money has come out?”
Gathyc: “Still students in public universities have no fees or lecturers.”
Muturi: “But when it comes to Linda mother then William Corrupt Ruto draws a line.”
Ja Media: “And Comrades haven't found Helb.” Cuumi: “When Helb doesn't work.”
William Ruto rewarding Dedan University students Kimathi Ksh 1m
It will be remembered that this is not the first time Ruto has rewarded students at the country's higher education college.
In March 2024, the President visited the University of Dedan Kimathi in Nyeri and promised to provide KSh 1 million for student entertainment.
After making the money, the students were given three options: to distribute money equally, prepare lunch, or serve as a student's bursary.
The students chose to distribute the money equally, and a representative from the school confirmed TUKO.co.ke that each would receive KSh 180.
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