"Stop Lying to Kenyans" William Ruto Criticized in Strong Afternoon Statement

As reported by reliable sources on social media, President William Ruto allegedly stated that he and his deputy, Kithure Kindiki, will work to make the “Singapore dream” a reality and ensure that Kenyans fully appreciate it.

The statement has sparked discussions across the country, with many wondering how the plan will be achieved and what it means for ordinary citizens.

However, former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua strongly disagreed with President Ruto. 

He accused the president of lying to Kenyans about the Singapore dream.

Gachagua said that instead of promising new ambitions, the government should focus on fulfilling previous promises first.

He stressed that leaders must deliver on jobs, healthcare, and other urgent needs before talking about grand plans.

Gachagua said, “Kenya needs truth, not empty messages. People are suffering and they need help now.”

Gachagua also claimed that his life was in danger after police officers disrupted his convoy in Kirinyaga on Friday. 

He accused the government of being behind the attack and said that it showed how risky it is to speak out in the country.

Gachagua stated, “We must protect our democracy and ensure that everyone can move freely without fear.” 

The incident has raised serious concerns about political safety and freedom of movement.