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President William Ruto says he will defy any court orders against his administration's mega programs including the affordable housing program, social health insurance fund, and infrastructure development. The President is however accusing the judiciary of allowing itself to be corrupted by its opponents who mean no good to the wellbeing of Kenyans. The head of state spoke at the funeral service of Nyandarua Senator John Methu’s father
President Ruto says he will defy any court orders against his administration's mega program
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