In a widely
shared statement, Ruto highlighted visible progress on his Kenya Kwanza agenda,
from housing and markets to agriculture projects, while pointing to stabilized
inflation and stronger county services.
Critics fired back, calling the claims delusional amid unfulfilled pledges on jobs, living costs, and infrastructure, with one saying he inhabits a Kenya 'built in his head.'
Supporters praised page-by-page manifesto delivery, but images of party celebrations alongside a young person's funeral captured the nation's polarized mood as 2027 elections near.