A group of residents in Kericho County have publicly criticized President William Ruto's government for neglecting developmental projects in the region.They highlighted the stalled Karenga Airstrip project as evidence of broken promises made during the 2022 election campaign.
The residents expressed frustration over the lack of infrastructure improvements, accusing leaders of exploiting the community and failing to deliver on commitments.One resident stated that despite supporting the ruling party, they felt abandoned and oppressed.Another alleged that elected leaders were suppressing community voices by deploying hired individuals to prevent public discourse.The residents issued an ultimatum, vowing to withdraw their electoral support in the 2027 General Election if development needs are not addressed.This discontent signals potential cracks in Ruto's support base in the Rift Valley region, which was a key area for his 2022 victory.
The situation underscores growing tensions between the central government and local communities, with demands for tangible progress and accountability.
Original title: Section of Kericho Residents Vow to Kick Out William Ruto in 2027: "Wanatuibia"
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