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President William Ruto has condemned chaotic demonstrations and the destruction of property witnessed during the protest. Speaking in Kilifi, the president called for sobriety among leaders and political tolerance to foster development across the nation. His statement was echoed by ODM leader Raila Odinga, who also condemned premature campaigns being pushed by a section of opposition leaders.
President William Ruto has condemned chaotic demonstrations & the destruction of property witnessed
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