RUTO, IT’S OVER FOR YOU – AND RAILA ODINGA WILL NOT SAVE YOU

By Victor Patience Oyuko 

Mr. President, you have turned out to be the most arrogant, self-absorbed leader Kenya has ever had. You don’t listen to the people. You don’t care about the people. And worst of all, you have no shame in using the Church to cover up your corrupt dealings. You think you are fooling us? You are not.

You stood before a congregation at Jesus Winner Ministry and dropped Ksh. 20 million like some divine offering. Kenyans didn’t protest because we hate giving to God. We protested because we won’t allow our places of worship to be turned into money-laundering dens for your dirty money. If you were really as generous as you claim, you would have taken that money to hospitals or to schools where children are still learning under trees. But no, your priority is PR stunts and buying political goodwill from the pulpit.

And when Kenyans called you out, what did you do? You did the exact same thing at AIC fellowship Annex. And this time, you even had the audacity to say that no one will stop you from “giving to God.” Stop insulting our intelligence, Mr. President. We all know you are not giving to God. You are giving to yourself. And let me tell you this—this very Church you are misusing for your PR games will be the same one to send you home in 2027. You think those congregations clapping for you don’t see through your wickedness? You will be shocked.

Then there’s this nonsense about a “working agreement” with Raila Odinga. What exactly are you agreeing about that you can’t deliver as the duly elected president? If your government was working, why do you need this alliance? You are trying to secure yourself politically, but let me warn you—that alliance is built on sinking sand. It will not hold. It will collapse because it is not about the people, it is about your selfish interests.

And let me be clear: Raila will not save you. You are the one Kenyans will deal with in 2027. Or even sooner. You think this country belongs to you? You think you can do whatever you want and silence everyone with intimidation, abductions, and PR? Do you sometimes look at yourself in the mirror and ask whether this is the leadership Kenyans voted for? Do you think you are the smartest man to ever occupy State House?

Because from where we stand, all we see is a leader who thrives in arrogance, corruption, and deceit. When Kenyans complain about poor healthcare, a broken education system, corruption, nepotism, unemployment, and your endless lies, you dismiss them like they don’t matter. You even abduct, torture and kill us. But let me promise you this: you will never win against the people of Kenya.

This country does not belong to you. It does not belong to your political friends. It does not belong to your tribal kingpins. It belongs to the people of Kenya. And when Kenyans finally decide enough is enough, not even state power, not even money, not even stolen elections will save you. We will send you home so overwhelmingly that you won’t even have the chance to rig.

Enjoy your time in State House while it lasts. But don’t get too comfortable. Kenyans are coming for you.

Article by Victor Oyuko.  For support: 0708883777

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