Lawyer Ahmednasir lists one major item Ruto has terribly failed to address
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Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi has weighed in on the performance of President William Ruto since he assumed office
Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi has weighed in on the performance of President William Ruto since he assumed office.
In reaction to the President’s State of the Nation address, Ahmednasir said the President has done a good job of addressing the nation’s economic problems.
Lawyer Ahmednasir noted that while Ruto has tried on the economy, the fight against corruption still lags behind.
He said the President has failed completely in the fight against corruption.
“The challenges his government faced in the past year were enormous and I’m glad the President and his team addressed head-on the economic woes that bedeviled the country,” he said.
“But we have one area the President has totally failed and hasn’t addressed even for a minute in the past 13 months,” Ahmednasir said.
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“Fighting corruption (i.e The 4 dollar billionaires), entrenching good governance in government and reforming critical institutions i.e judiciary, police. and other. These issues are crying for the President’s attention and must be addressed urgently…very urgently.”
He also refuted the idea that Ruto has changed since winning the elections, arguing that the reality while in office has been different for Ruto.
According to the Lawyer, the President could have been confronted by the reality of governing the country.
“President Ruto was checkmated by the reality of governing. True, he hasn’t implemented some of his promises but he has 4 more years to do so before the voters examine him again in August 2027,” he said.
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