William Ruto, the current president of Kenya, has reiterated his stance that he is not prepared for ‘handshake’ negotiations with Raila Odinga, the current leader of the opposition.
According to Ruto, the opposition will not be able to influence his administration’s policy decisions by getting them to jig to their music.
On Sunday, at an interfaith prayer service held at William ole Stadium, he offered these comments.
Those leaders who seek to maintain power through conflict are not welcome to talk to us, Ruto remarked.
Moreover, he emphasized that they will not approach any third parties for approval before beginning work for Kenyans.
The President has pledged to cooperate with all of the heads of state, regardless of their political leanings.
“In light of the shared duty we have to advance the interests of all Kenyans, we will not cooperate with politicians who seek to sow discord among the population. Opposition members should focus on supervision instead of micromanaging us and let us run the government “His words.
When the leaders of Azimio La Umoja were in government with the previous administration, Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi claimed, they contributed to the country’s economic woes.
When Mudavadi and his team assumed power in the country, he remarked, “The economy was at its knees because mistakes of commission accumulated during their reign.”
He urged Raila to face facts and realize that Ruto is president after he was soundly defeated in the most recent elections.
