Safina Party leader Jimi Wanjigi held a town hall meeting in Nakuru County, criticizing President William Ruto for failing to deliver on his 2022 campaign promises.Wanjigi urged Ruto to focus on domestic issues rather than foreign travel, emphasizing the need to address Kenya's economic challenges.He framed the event as part of an 'Economic Revolution' agenda, advocating for rejecting odious debt and prioritizing citizens' needs.Wanjigi argued that Kenya's growth has been stifled by debt obligations and called for a shift towards freedom and prosperity.The meeting, part of his nationwide outreach, aimed to build support for his 2027 presidential bid.He stressed that the movement transcends politics, highlighting the importance of accountability and economic reform.The event featured slogans like 'NO PAYMENT OF ODIOUS DEBT' and the hashtag #SatiNaPesa, reflecting public sentiment against debt repayment.Wanjigi's critique of the Ruto administration's economic policies underscores growing tensions ahead of the 2027 elections.