Democratic Action party, a party associated with former Defence Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa, has given its opinion on president William Ruto's Achievements so far.
The party which is within the Azimio La Umoja-One Kenya coalition party has claimed that President William Ruto has failed terribly within his first 100 days in Office.
According to the party, the president gave big promises especially on measures to sort our economic crisis, however, nothing has been achieved so far. The party claimed that instead of fullfilling their promises, the government has decided to change constitution to create more positions something they had campaigned against.
"Today marks 100 days since they were sworn in. While they promised a raft of economic measures to resuscitate the economy and cushion Kenyans" the party posted.
"They have terribly FAILED and resorted to calls for constitutional ammendment to add more positions. It's a sad Christmas for Hustlers." The party added.
Source: https://twitter.com/DAP_Kenya/status/1605816367827099649?t=Qj5Vqs-pn2t9WNuAqjrtoQ&s=19
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