Do i look like Ruto’s wife Kimani Ichungwa responds
President William Ruto with Kimani Ichungwa
MP Kimani Ichung’wah Responds to ‘Bibi Ya Ruto’ Tag
National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah found himself at the center of online taunts recently, with many referring to him as “Bibi ya Ruto,” a Swahili phrase meaning “Ruto’s wife.” This nickname emerged due to his staunch support and close association with President William Ruto.
Chiding Critics
During a recent tour of developmental projects in Eldama Ravine Constituency, Baringo, Ichung’wah addressed these remarks, reaffirming his allegiance to Ruto’s agenda. He brushed off the nickname with a touch of humor, questioning the resemblance between himself and Ruto’s wife.
Critique of Gen Z Protests
In addition to responding to the “Bibi ya Ruto” tag, Ichung’wah took the opportunity to criticize recent protests staged by Gen Z individuals across the country. He expressed his belief that many of these protestors were misinformed about the contents of the Finance Bill they were demonstrating against.
Misguided Demonstrations
Ichung’wah clarified that the Finance Bill wasn’t initiated by Ruto, but rather a long-standing legislative matter aimed at addressing various economic issues. He emphasized the importance of educating people about the bill’s contents, highlighting the prevalence of misinformation circulating online.
Call for Awareness
The Majority Leader stressed the need for a better understanding of the Finance Bill and its implications for funding vital projects nationwide. He pointed out the disparity between urban and rural areas in terms of access to basic services like electricity, urging for more informed activism.
Support for Ruto
Despite the online taunts and criticisms, Ichung’wah remains a steadfast supporter of Deputy President Ruto. He reiterated his commitment to advocating for Ruto’s agenda in Parliament, emphasizing the importance of unity within the political sphere.
Looking Ahead
As the political landscape in Kenya continues to evolve, figures like Kimani Ichung’wah play a crucial role in shaping the discourse and advocating for the interests of their constituents. Despite facing criticism and online ridicule, Ichung’wah remains focused on his goals and unwavering in his support for Deputy President Ruto.
