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Ruto Says He Loves Kamba People As He Reveals The Number Them He Has Assigned To Gov’t

Speaking on Thursday in Machakos County, the head of state, Ruto, opened up, saying that he loves the Kamba people and that he has assigned over 500 youths to the government.

Ruto went on to say that if there is a region that supports him, it is Ukambani. He went on to say he even engages with some of the leaders and chats about advancement in Kenya.

“I love Kamba people, and I have proposed changes to over five hundred youths in Ukambani because they are the people who support me and recognize the current regime that has only one agenda: to make evolutions in the country,” Ruto said.

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Ruto adds a point by saying that the people of Ukambani are supporting his regime, and therefore, as a give-back, he has appointed over 500 youths to the government says one problem they have is paying attention to the inaccurate information from the opposition leader Raila Odinga.

“One problem Kamba people have is keeping listening to the wrong advice from the opposition leader Raila Odinga, who has no agenda but to return this country to a vague era, and my recommendation to all Kamba people is to continue supporting this current regime as we move onward,” Ruto said.

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Ruto proceeded to say that his unpunctual idea is to ensure that youths in the country have careers, as he ascertained that he is over the issue of the high cost of living. He also calls on leaders in the country to support him in looking for further ways to advance the country, saying that is their position as leaders and nothing else. Like, share, and comment.

Watch this video from 1:50 to 4:31

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