CS Ruku defends development tours, says leaders must work with citizens

The CS dismissed those criticizing school development projects, accusing them of being indifferent to the needs of the underprivileged. He asserted that being a Cabinet Secretary should not mean staying in Nairobi but instead working directly with the people. “Having a flag doesn’t benefit the common man if I remain in Nairobi. I must be on the ground working for Kenyans,” he said.