President William Ruto on Friday dismissed calls from a segment of the public to overhaul the entire cabinet and make fresh appointments. Addressing the nation, Ruto emphasized his confidence in the current cabinet members and their ability to deliver on their mandates.
Ruto acknowledged the concerns raised but argued that frequent changes in leadership could lead to instability and hinder progress. "A complete overhaul of the cabinet is not the solution. We need continuity and stability to implement our development agenda effectively," he stated.
The president reassured the public that his administration is committed to addressing their grievances and making necessary adjustments within the existing framework. He urged citizens to have faith in the government's long-term plans and highlighted the achievements made since his administration took office.
Ruto's remarks come amidst increasing public pressure and dissatisfaction with certain cabinet members' performances. However, he called for patience and unity, promising that his administration remains focused on improving the nation's socio-economic conditions. The president's firm stance aims to maintain stability and ensure continued progress towards national development goals.