Ndindi Nyoro Reveals Amount of Money Borrowed by President Ruto

The Kenya Kwanza government, led by President William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, is facing a true litmus test as things take a messy turn. Ruto, who promised more than he can fulfill, finds himself in a challenging position.
Today’s Kamukunji Meeting with Hon. Raila Odinga has left many questioning if Ruto truly won anything in the August Polls.
Yesterday, Kenyans woke up to news that Ruto’s government had borrowed 500 billion in three months, but later reports suggested it was 137 billion. However, during Ruto’s recent rally in Narok, Ndindi Nyoro admitted that the government hadn’t even borrowed a quarter of 137 billion.
The main question now is: how much has Ruto’s government actually borrowed, and who is telling the truth? The conflicting statements have created confusion among Kenyans, eroding trust in the government.
Ruto’s administration is facing criticism for its questionable moves, leading many to doubt his credibility.
As the political landscape heats up, Ruto must navigate these challenges to maintain public confidence and fulfill his promises