In a recent development on the Kenyan political scene, Member of Parliament (MP) Mulyungi from Ukambani has expressed strong criticism towards Deputy President William Ruto regarding his recent controversial remarks. Ruto’s statement, in which he allegedly threatened to “take people to heaven,” has stirred quite a commotion in the media.
During a speech in the western part of Kenya, Ruto reportedly issued a warning to a prominent sugar tycoon, suggesting that they either leave the country or face unspecified consequences. MP Mulyungi did not mince his words when he addressed this issue. He accused Ruto of spreading fear among the populace and expressed his concerns regarding the Deputy President’s divisive rhetoric.
MP Mulyungi’s passionate remarks were delivered in Kiswahili, where he criticized Ruto’s behavior and urged him to show a more respectful attitude towards others, even suggesting that Ruto should reserve his attitude for his wife and mother. The crowd at the event, which included speakers of the Akamba language, responded with cheers.
This incident highlights the growing political tension in Kenya, with leaders engaging in public spats rather than focusing on the nation’s progress and the welfare of its citizens. It remains to be seen how this exchange of words will impact the country’s political landscape in the coming days.
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