According to him, Ruto was keen to address the issues of gender equity, specialized funds, and government structure.
The President wants members of the two Houses to take the lead in the constitutional amendment process after the Supreme Court determined in the BBI case that the Head of State lacked the authority to make constitutional amendment proposals.
Despite the Supreme Court's order prohibiting it, the President is still permitted to start an amendment through Parliament.
However, as information regarding his Allies' conundrum about whether to keep or drop their plans to modify the constitution becomes public, President Ruto's aspirations for the constitution are currently split between the hard and soft rocks.
According to information, President Ruto has already given MPs revisions to complete. This could have a negative outcome because his Allies are currently struggling to decide whether to move forward or not.
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