Kenyans are vehemently calling for President William Ruto‘s immediate resignation, citing numerous grievances that have plagued the nation. Despite his recent withdrawal of a finance bill aimed at addressing Kenya’s debt through tax hikes, public anger remains palpable.

In a widely circulated statement on Twitter, Kenyan citizens have unequivocally expressed their stance: “We no longer acknowledge William Ruto as the President of Kenya. We revoke his presidency and demand his immediate resignation, relinquishing his office to the Kenyan people.” This powerful declaration reflects widespread discontent with Ruto’s leadership, characterized by “ineptitude, mismanagement, and a consistent failure to tackle our nation’s urgent challenges.”

The statement underscores various critical issues during Ruto’s tenure, including economic instability, corruption, and governance deficiencies. Kenyans have endured mounting economic hardships, grappling with soaring living expenses and alarming unemployment rates. The call for Ruto’s resignation transcends a mere plea, evolving into a resolute demand.

The citizens have issued a 48-hour ultimatum for President Ruto to step down, asserting: “Our nation deserves a leader committed to transparency, accountability, and sound governance.”

This decisive action mirrors deep-seated frustration among Kenyans, rallying for a brighter future. “We envision a Kenya where the rule of law is upheld, public officials are held to account, and every citizen thrives,” they emphasize.

“To achieve this vision, we need new leadership untainted by the corruption and incompetence that have defined William Ruto’s presidency.”

“We call upon all segments of society to support this demand and collaborate for a seamless transition. Our collective effort is pivotal in shaping a better Kenya. Let us unite in our pursuit of justice, democracy, and advancement,” urge the citizens.

In other news – American singer Keyshia Cole is coming to South Africa

Keyshia Cole, the acclaimed American R&B singer, is scheduled to embark on a tour of South Africa later this year. Glen21 Entertainment, the concert organizers, have confirmed that the tour will commence in Cape Town on September 26 at the Grand Arena, GrandWest.

Keyshia will then perform at the Sun City Superbowl in North West on September 28, followed by her final show on September 29 at the SunBet Arena at Time Square in Pretoria. Read More