Friday, November 14, 2025 - President William Ruto’s visit to the Ukambani region has sparked intense debate after a video surfaced online showing locals being mobilized and paid to attend his roadside rallies.
The footage, widely circulated on social media, shows
several residents boarding a school bus, with online commentators claiming that
each individual was handed Ksh 1,000 to go cheer the President.
In the video, one man is heard saying, “Kupigia rais
makofi ni elfu moja,” a statement that has ignited discussions on whether
the crowds witnessed during Ruto’s roadside addresses were organic or
mobilized.
The video comes at a time when Ruto’s popularity is
dwindling across the country due to unfulfilled campaign promises and growing
dissatisfaction on key economic issues.
Someone is telling me that saa hii kupata change ya Thao ukambani ni noma...
— Jame (@Cjamehk) November 13, 2025
They are praying that Githinji stays there for a month instead of 3 days pic.twitter.com/9myInAOujQ
The Kenyan DAILY POST

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