President William Ruto has dismissed the demands by Kenyans pushing the #RutoMustGo movement, saying they cannot demand change without offering a clear alternative.
Speaking in Nairobi on Friday, June 27, Ruto said the calls for his resignation are rooted in hatred rather than reasonable claims.
According to the President, the 2010 Constitution clearly outlines how a sitting Head of State can vacate office. "If you want Ruto to go, develop a better plan than the one I have.
The one that exists," he said.
