DP Kindiki Defends Ruto’s Development Record, Frames 2027 Polls as Contest Between Delivery and Empty Rhetoric

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 16 – Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has defended President William Ruto’s development record, framing the 2027 General Election as a contest between a government delivering on its…

Kindiki said voters should assess leaders based on tangible achievements, including roads, electricity connections, agricultural reforms and other development projects, rather than campaign slogans and personal attacks.

Speaking during rallies in Ndia and Gichugu constituencies in Kirinyaga County on Friday, the Deputy President said the next election would be decided by competing records of performance and ideas, challenging opposition leaders to explain what they had delivered to Kenyans while in office.

“Next year’s contest will be a contest between ideas and rhetoric. It will be a contest between Kenya’s future and its past, between work and insults, between inclusion and exclusion, and between policies and noise,” he said.

Source: Capital FM