Fearless Ruto Breaks Silence After Uhuru Exposed Him At Bomas

Today shall remain an indelible mark in the minds of Kenyans as the building bridges initiative was launched at Bomas Kenya.

The deputy president Dr William Ruto and the former prime minister Raila Odinga made a rare appearance together despite of their political differences.

Speakers who stood moment before the Dr William Ruto attacked him over the Wheelbarrow and hustlers narrative that has gone viral.

” David Oginde said that hustlers must stop the hustling. Good people, let me remind you… Abraham Lincoln said: ‘Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle.’ He was never talking about the rich and the poor,” William Ruto asserted.

Photo: Dr William Ruto addressing Delagates at Bomas of Kenya

DP took a swipe on leaders who spoke against his agenda to the hustlers as he urged them to mind their fate.

When the president Uhuru stood to address the delegates, he did not relent to point a finger at the deputy president over early campaigns.

” Namshukuru DP upande wa Jubilee kwa sababu tulisonga pamoja.Hapa katikati ndio 2022 ikaanza…akasahau yale mengine…Ndio maana nasema tutulize ball…Hii race ni relay. Lakini sasa hapa my brother William anapinduka anakimbia nyuma…Mos mos tutafika tu,” President Uhuru asserted.

After Kenyatta’s speech at Bomas, Ruto went on twitter to express his thoughts concerning the event at Bomas of Kenya during the BBI launch. We do not have the luxury of “I do not care” or walking away from this historic moment.

“The BBI framework gives us a moment to have a proper conversation that is centered on issues affecting the ordinary populace. We therefore have a civic duty to engage in the process by interrogating and making progressive proposals,” Ruto posted.

The BBI framework gives us a moment to have a proper conversation that is centered on issues affecting the ordinary populace. We therefore have a civic duty to engage in the process by interrogating and making progressive proposals. pic.twitter.com/gqBuSBe83v

— William Samoei Ruto, PhD (@WilliamsRuto) October 26, 2020