Saboti Member of Parliament Caleb Amisi has stated that President William Ruto’s chances of failing to secure a second term in office are increasingly becoming a reality.
Amisi, who spoke at a rally in Kitale alongside opposition leaders, criticized the Kenya Kwanza administration for failing to fulfill its promises to the Kenyan people.
The legislator pointed to the growing unpopularity of President Ruto’s government as a key factor that could derail any hopes of a successful re-election bid.
“It’s clear now that the one-term movement is gaining momentum across the country,” said Amisi, a vocal critic of the ruling government.
He added : “Ruto had promised Kenyans a lot, but those promises remain unfulfilled, and his credibility has taken a hit. His goose is cooked,” he said, to cheers from the gathered crowd.
The opposition leaders also warned the government against using police force to intimidate youths during the Saba Saba rallies on Monday.
The leaders, who wrapped up their two-day Western tour in Kitale, vowed to closely monitor the Monday rallies across the country and cautioned the Kenya Kwanza administration against using violent means to sabotage the peaceful rallies.
"We will observe the Saba Saba rallies on Monday, and any attempt by police to use brutality will face legal action from us," said Kalonzo Musyoka.
Kalonzo added that the Justin Muturi-led People's Restorative Justice Commission (PRJC) would be on high alert and document any unlawful actions by the government against Kenyans participating in the peaceful protests.
"We will remain vigilant on Monday, and the commission headed by Justin Muturi will document any police brutality for legal action," said the former vice president.