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Every major highway has a dusty feeder road. Fact! Quite laughable how the roaming tourists deceitfully picked what to magnify. This clip captures the content creators enjoying the Kigwa - Magunga stretch along Sindo-Magunga-Sori Highway done by H.E William Samoei Ruto, PhD's admin.

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Tim Wafula27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Stop telling us what Ruto did. Tell us what you did for the area during your 15 years as MP. What did you achieve, and how did you use the CDF money entrusted to you?

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Ja Loka27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Lakini Nyang', as the MP of this region who was part of the grand coalition government and handshake governments, show us even 1 km of road that was done. Just one.

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Sensei27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto

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James27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Coca-Cola ambassador, you were the MP for Suba for 15 years, and this is the state you left it in? Fifteen years is more than enough time to leave a lasting legacy. If we had a functioning accountability system, your record would be under serious scrutiny.

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Omushevi27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Kumbe you are on these list nowonder for the 15yrs you did nothing .

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Turner2😅27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Sodanomics CS. A drive of over 8 hours only had tarmac in like 10km section. We all saw how bad roads were. Even Millie Mabona testified and told you to stop lying to the people of Homabay.

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OB 🗿27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto How do you even sleep knowing very well you have been an MP of that area for 15yrs yet you have zero development record..there’s is nothing laughable here ..you are very lucky to be in Kenya otherwise your ass should be rotting in jail .Pathetic leadership.

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UTD YORO27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto You are a disgrace, 15 years as an MP and a close ally to Raila (who was in every government apart from Jomo) but you never advocated for your people. A real tumbocrat!

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Sarah Kimani27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Try and make them passable for the sake of those carrying glass soda bottles.

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Reagan's TV27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto You've been an MP for 15yrs with nothing to show for it. THIS TIME ROUND TUKO NA NYINYI,MTAJUA HAMJUI

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Omwami The 6th27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto You have been an Mp for 15 years and yet never tarmacked any road but instead chose to eat Aoko in bunge toilets as your Homa Bay people suffer HIV/AIDs disease.

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Maggie🇰🇪🇳🇬27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto This our feeder roads !!! Wezi Nyinyi !!!

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Z3IT3IGIST27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Even school children know that you are a fraud, they are wading through mud to go to school while your kids study in Australia. Shame on you.

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GABIRO MTU NECESSARY27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto They did not pick what to magnify instead they were given that route by goons who did not want them to use your "good" roads

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Namunyu it is.27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Uhuru did these in Nyanza • Ahero–Kisii (A1) — 84 km • Mbita–Sindo–Kiabuya–Karungu — 74 km • Kisian–Bondo–Akala — 55 km • Oyugis–Rodi Kopany — 43 km • Kodiaga–Wagai–Akala — 38 km • Kisumu urban dualling & expressways — ~25 km

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Makau F. Mully27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Grading rural roads needed Ruto or CDF which at some point you were patron as MP?

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Blessing.27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto You have no shame, yapping how Ruto has brought change whole your own home town is dusty. CS of Soda what development did you give your people for the 15yrs you were an mpig??

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𝔸𝕝𝕘𝕠𝕣𝕚𝕥𝕙𝕞 ✶27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Ha ha ha ha this’s just one road to nowhere. You have been roaming around Homabay villages with choppers to amuse peasants yet horrible state of affairs remains at least show us development that’s commensurate with multimillion travels you’ve having there for showbiz

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E Eto'27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Skunk @JohnMbadiN is now clever than rest of us.... POWER IS TRANSIENT #SisiNdioSifuna ipo siku @HusseinMohamedg @IntlCrimCourt @UNHumanRights @WhiteHouse @LindaMwananchi_

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Alvin 🔴27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto

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Duke of Gatanga27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto 🤣🤣🤣 Here comes another Marginalization victim. Gakware.

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A concerned Kenyan🇰🇪27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto 15 years as the MP for Suba Constituency and this is all you have to say? Honestly, that’s shameful. After such a long time in Parliament, residents deserve more than excuses and empty promises...they deserve a tangible record of what you actually delivered.

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pan-afriCAN💫27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto You're just Sweeping Dirt under the Carpet for the Sake of Political Expediency; You're a Burden to the People in Homabay and Nyanza Region

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Salutiiiii27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Come 2045,your people will still be crying how isolated the region has been. As your kids swim in wealth around Karen and Muthaiga neighbourhoods

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𝕭𝖑𝖆𝖈𝖐𝕳𝖆𝖜𝖐27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Still... #Wantam

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The silent oppressed 🇰🇪🇨🇩🇵🇸 🐝27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto

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Nyaduwa Otieno27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto John Mbadi jathurwa, isn't that part of the road shown yesterday part of the Lake Victoria Ring Road? Tuseme tu ukweli. Donge this is the road? Would you deny this? Yes there's a brief stretch you've done, what about the other 430km? Show us the other 430km of the ring road.

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nyarsuba127 days ago

@WilliamsRuto 15 years you did nothing

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Daktari wa wauuguzi🇰🇪27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Haha the fact that you are defending and kulamba William mpaka you tag him says a lot.

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Renaissance27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto You release money to go and bribe Olkalau but you can't allocate money for roads but you want us to sing tutam to serve your ass. Wenye wako kwa serikali ni raia ama ni experts.

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Mokaya27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto You've been exposed. If I were you I'd just focus on drinking sodas.

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Patrick Ayoyi27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Nope.point of correction..you ,wanga and Kaluma instructed goons to enforce a blockade on all highways leading to Homa-Bay town...so that the supremacy of Linda mwanainchi cannot be experienced there.But Mungu naye ni Nani...amewaanika kuwaanika😂😂😂

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Deskviator27 days ago

Feeder Roads za kwetu ni tarmacked. Keep Lowballing your people. The Straight -on Rd is Nyeri-Othaya Rd; built in the Moi Era, yet this is Deep inside Othaya. The one winding on the Right is Kagere- Munyage Rd, its a feeder road by all means in ends up in the Aberdares near a place called Gituiga 9kms long.

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Abdi27 days ago

Tourists did not manufacture the dust—they exposed the neglect your propaganda cameras avoid. After nearly two decades representing Suba South, boasting about one paved stretch while dismissing dusty feeder roads is an admission of failure. Homa Bay needs roads, not excuses. Bure kabisa.

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Fridah kwamboka 🇩🇪🇰🇪27 days ago

@WilliamsRuto Really 🤔

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