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President William Ruto has defended his administration’s progress, insisting that his efforts are driving positive change in Kenya despite skepticism from critics. Speaking at Stewards Revival Pentecostal Church in Nairobi on Sunday, Ruto expressed confidence in his ability to transform the country. He highlighted achievements since taking office, citing the reduction of maize flour prices from Kes.
200 to Kes.100 as a significant indicator of progress under his leadership. Ruto acknowledged that while change might not happen instantly, he remains steadfast in his commitment to advancing Kenya.
Ruto also thanked those who supported the Kenya Kwanza government through prayer, assuring them that he would not let them down. he affirmed. Addressing criticisms about his plans to secure job opportunities for Kenyans in Germany, Ruto dismissed claims that his promises were false.
He described critics as individuals who rely on sight rather than faith. ” Ruto said, translating to, He further urged his supporters not to be troubled by those who have lost faith. meaning, Ruto drew an analogy from the Biblical Wall of Jerusalem to illustrate overcoming challenges.
He noted that Nehemiah faced the difficult task of building the wall while simultaneously defending against adversaries. Ruto preached to the congregation at the Stewards Revival Pentecostal Church Nairobi.
