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In what could be a move to mock his critics, President William Ruto has welcomed names and songs used on him. On the new year's eve president Ruto took to the floor to dance to the Kasongo song that is now synonymous with mocking his administration just as he has embraced nicknames including Zakayo that came with protests against the finance bill.
President William Ruto welcomes names and songs used on him.
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