Kenyan Member of Parliament Anthony Kibagendi has accused President William Ruto of losing public support and relying on state violence, according to a report from peopledaily.Digital. Kibagendi, representing the Kitutu Chache South Constituency, made the remarks during a parliamentary session, highlighting growing discontent among the population.
The MP claimed that Ruto’s administration is increasingly dependent on coercive measures to maintain control, a strategy that risks further alienating the public. Kibagendi’s comments come amid rising tensions in Kenya, where political protests have been frequent in recent months.
The accusation follows a series of protests sparked by economic grievances and perceived government overreach. While no specific incidents were cited, Kibagendi’s remarks underscore a deepening divide between the ruling party and opposition groups.
The situation reflects broader challenges facing Kenya’s political landscape, with calls for greater accountability and transparency from both lawmakers and citizens. (peopledaily.Digital)
