What A Group of Youth Displaying Cash Were Captured saying After Attending Ruto’s Event

A video of a group of youths displaying money while making political remarks has sparked reactions online after they reportedly attended an event during President William Ruto’s recent visit to the Gusii region.

In the clip circulating on social media, the youths, believed to be from the Gusii community, are seen holding up KSh1,000 notes as they shout ‘Wantam’, a political slogan used by those calling for President Ruto to serve only one term.

The group appears excited as they display the banknotes, with some making remarks suggesting that receiving the money has not changed their political position.

According to reports circulating online, some of the youths allegedly received KSh1,000 each to attend activities associated with the President’s visit and appear among his supporters.

However, the claims about how the money was distributed have not been independently verified. The video has attracted attention because it comes shortly after Ruto completed a four-day tour of Kisii and Nyamira counties, where he attended public meetings and launched several development projects.

The President began his Gusii tour on Sunday, November 8, when he attended an interdenominational church service at Nyamaiya Stadium in Nyamira County.

During the visit, Ruto launched road projects, inspected development activities and addressed residents in different constituencies.

In Nyamira, he launched the upgrading of the Bondeni-Magombo Road and the Tombe-Isinta-Mokomoni Road. He also announced several development commitments involving roads, electricity and other infrastructure.

The President later proceeded to Kisii County, where he held public engagements and addressed residents before concluding his tour on Wednesday, November 11.

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