William Ruto is a criticism of his government saying they do not have a development plan

• President William Ruto has once again expressed displeasure with Kenyans who are constantly criticizing his Kenyan government.
• Ruto said his government's critics do not have a development agenda aside and want to oust him
• The president criticized them demanding that they stop focusing on ousting him, since leadership has been decided by God

Lamu: President William Ruto He has again criticized the opposition of the government, and wants them to have a plan beyond efforts to oust him.

Speaking at the launch of the Kenya Off-Grid Solar Access Project (KSAP) project in Ndau, Lamu County, on February 27, Ruto called on his government critics Kenya first Focus on developing economic recovery programs.

He challenged his critics to present their alternative agendas to bring about change in the country and solve the challenges of the people.

“Don't listen to the people without an agenda, I've been listening to them talking on social networks, radio, TV and I have realized their biggest agenda is to get me out of power, other than that they do not have a development plan to take the country forward,”

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He urged them to stop organizing him or making him president of one phase, emphasizing that leadership is decided by God, but the politics of the country is not to bring about divisions.

“Let's work together. Unity is power. Do not allow us to be divided into ethnic traits. Find people who have policies. We are talking about the road by naming their names, but what they do is just talk about politics, “Ruto said.

Ruto emphasized that prioritizing Kenyan well -being through better development strategies is important.

He emphasized that unused capabilities can only be achieved in unity.

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This comes a few days after Ruto said his online critics would face major challenges in their efforts to oust him in the 2027 general election.

Speaking at the launch of the sugarcane farmers' bonuses in Mumias on January 20, Ruto expressed his belief in serving the second term as president.

The president stressed that, in the end, the final decision would remain for Kenyans through the voting process during the election.

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He criticized critics online, saying their goal was to create cartoons and cartoons instead of giving ideas to help the country continue.

However, he said that his main agenda was to silence all government critics by ensuring victory in the next election.

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