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President William Ruto has dismissed his critics who have been pushing the one-term narrative, saying they need to find a better plan than what he has in mind for running the country.
Speaking today during the bell-ringing ceremony to commemorate the listing of the Linzi asset-backed security at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), Ruto said he will go when his time comes.
Ruto blasts opposition for empty slogans, says he’ll exit like leaders before him
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