President William Ruto on Wednesday, 30th November 2022, launched the much awaited Hustler Fund which he promised to establish during his campaigns.
President Ruto launched the Hustler Fund at the Green Park Terminus in Nairobi County in an event attended by various leaders across different State departments.
During the launch of the Hustler Fund, DP Rigathi Gachagua, who accompanied President Ruto to the event bought a shirt from a hustler from Umoja at KSh 50,000.
"Riggy G amesema atanunua hiyo shati na Ksh 50,000," the MC said.
The DP bought the shirt at Ksh 50,000 to promote the hustle of the young man from Umoja so that he may get to grow his business even more.
The move by DP Rigathi has brought back the memories of the campaign period ahead of August 9th polls when he and President Ruto used to buy items from hustlers at huge amounts to promote various businesses.
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