Kabando Boldly Defends President Ruto Over Lawyer Ndegwa's Criticism, Compares Him To Kibaki
By Leslie (self media writer) | 4 months ago
Former Mukurwe-ini Member of Parliament Hon Kabando Wa Kabando, fearlessly defended President William Samoei Arap Ruto over Ndegwa's Criticism in a Interview held at Kameme TV.
Vocal Mount Kenya Lawyer Ndegwa Njiru, accused President William Ruto of deceiving Kenyans for his Interest. Mr. Ndegwa Njiru was mainly concerned on why President Ruto is yet to fulfill his Promises ie reducing the Cost of living.
"He [President William Samoei Arap Ruto] to deliver in his first 100 days in Office. What is now happening? Because Mama Mboga and the Bodaboda are eagerly waiting to receive the Hustlers Funds."
Kabando wa Kabando could not hold on Lawyer Ndegwa Njiru's Criticism against President William Ruto's Government. He jolted in and fearlessly asked if would have delivered to Kabando in the first 100 days.
Mr. Kabando compared President William Ruto to the late Mwai Kibaki, staying how Kibaki took his time to come up with the best Economic Scheme that revived Kenya's Economy back in 2009 and 2012 respectively.
Watch Time 16-23min
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