Political analyst and close ally of President William Ruto, Mutahi Ngunyi conducted an online poll to gauge Kenyans' opinions on Ruto’s administration. The results show significant dissatisfaction with the president.
Source: Mutahi ngunyi on X
According to the poll 69% of respondents believe Ruto should resign. Only 17% think he should be given a chance, while 9% support a cabinet reshuffle. Another 5% demand an end to abductions.
In response to these results Ngunyi posted his thoughts today expressing surprise at the outcome. He stated, "I expected 90% of the 70,000 voters on this poll to vote no chance. Who are these 17% who want us to give Ruto a chance, and why are they not standing up on the side of reason?"
He added that 31% of the respondents are not against Ruto, implying that the country will not face severe turmoil.
These poll results and Ngunyi’s comments highlight the growing division in public opinion regarding Ruto’s leadership. As tensions rise, particularly with upcoming protests many are keenly observing how the president addresses these concerns and manages the political landscape.
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https://x.com/MutahiNgunyi/status/1807853442657874263?t=n8Z6rnJvrHPjdpsDySa1Ng&s=19