“Hapana, Hapana” Crowd in Kisii Shouts Back at Ruto After He Asked Them This During Rally~Video

A lively exchange has erupted between President William Ruto and a large crowd this morning after he has put a pointed question to residents, who have answered with a loud and united “Hapana, Hapana”.

The details have emerged from a live broadcast that K24 TV has carried on its X account, which has drawn thousands of views within hours, as the President has continued his tour of the region.

Ruto has been addressing residents when he has taken aim at critics who have claimed he is relaunching projects that have already been launched.

According to the K24 TV clip, he has said that people have been claiming he has come to Nyamira to launch a project that has already been launched, and he has asked the gathering whether the Nyang’ori road has been completed.

Several voices in the crowd have shouted back to dispute the claim, and the answer has rolled across the venue.

The question has come after Rigathi Gachagua, Fred Matiang’i and their allied MPs have accused the President of recycling old projects and making promises he has no intention of keeping in Kisii.

The critics have argued that residents have been given the same pledges before, and that the tour has done little to change that picture.

Ruto has appeared unbothered by the allegations. He has chosen to put the matter before the people themselves, and the crowd has responded in a way that has drawn laughter and applause from those on the stage.

For his supporters, the reaction has served as proof that residents have not been persuaded by the opposition’s claims.

The tour has so far taken the President through several stops across the region, where he has commissioned roads and other development projects and met residents.

Earlier in Bonchari, he has launched the Kenyoro SDA-Riana Market-Kerina Road and has traded sharp words with Gachagua, in remarks that have kept the political temperature high throughout the visit.

Neither Gachagua nor Matiang’i has responded to the latest remarks, at least not in the material that has surfaced so far. Online, Kenyans have already started to weigh in, with some defending the President and others questioning whether the projects have truly been delivered.

The tour has not yet ended, and Ruto has been expected to continue engaging residents as the day has gone on.

https://x.com/K24Tv/status/2120049930123231312?a=1xwzHfQ-GRpBaFXdBTk&s=19

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