President William Ruto may forgive people who have hustler fund debts at that time, according to governance expert Fred Ogolla. He claims that the hustling fund may be one of the President's clever plans, who is well renowned for such. Elections will take place in 2026, so if the president pardons defaulters at that time, it will have a significant political impact.
According to Fred Ogola, this is a covert plan that the president knows he would employ at some point in exchange for the votes. Fred Ogola also discussed his thoughts on the handshake, saying that President William Samoe Ruto and Raila Odinga are likely to shake hands softly. He claims that if the revisions are brought, then both Raila Odinga and William Ruto will win because they will all stand to gain in some way.
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