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In Defense of President William Ruto: A Response to Rigathi Gachagua and Justin Muturi’s Misleading Allegations

The political heat in Kenya has recently been intensified by a barrage of allegations leveled against President William Ruto by none other than former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and former Attorney General-turned-political commentator Justin Muturi

These two former allies have suddenly turned into vocal critics, making wild claims that not only lack substance but are clearly aimed at gaining public sympathy and salvaging their waning political capital.

While the people of Kenya are keen on truth, accountability, and transformation, it is important that facts and logic guide our national conversations — not political theatrics. President William Ruto, having taken over the reins of government in September 2022, has remained committed to delivering on his promises through the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), battling debt, fighting cartels, restoring dignity in public service, and streamlining operations within government agencies.

Let’s take a critical look at the key allegations and expose them for what they are — desperate political propaganda.

Allegation I: President Ruto sidelined Mt. Kenya leaders and regions after the elections

Response

This claim has been spearheaded by Rigathi Gachagua, who now pretends to speak for the Mt. Kenya region, conveniently forgetting that he has been the deputy president of the Republic for two years. If there was any real sidelining of the region, why did he remain quiet all this time? Why didn’t he raise this concern in Cabinet, in party caucuses, or during national events where he shared the stage with the president?

Truth is, President Ruto has continued to invest heavily in Mt. Kenya. Billions have been allocated to infrastructure, agriculture (especially coffee reforms), health, education, and trade. The Mount Kenya region remains an economic powerhouse, and the president has continued to support projects such as roads, dams, and economic stimulus programs there. The sidelining narrative is merely a smokescreen by Gachagua to reclaim political relevance, especially after falling out with local leaders and losing touch with grassroots voices.

Allegation II: There’s a “system” within State House that has captured the presidency and undermines elected leaders

Response

This vague and conspiratorial statement has been echoed by both Gachagua and Muturi, yet no single name or evidence has been tabled to support it. When they were at the peak of government access and power, why didn’t they expose or name this so-called “system”? Is it not suspicious that these claims only emerged when Gachagua’s political image started to suffer within his own backyard?

The president is known to consult widely and operate transparently. The decisions made at State House are made in the interest of Kenyans, not a few elites. If anything, the people claiming to be sidelined were once part of the very decision-making machinery. If there were shadowy individuals, then why did they keep quiet?

Allegation II: President Ruto is out of touch with the suffering of ordinary Kenyans

Response

It is laughable for Justin Muturi — who has held powerful positions under multiple regimes — to now speak as though he is a newly-found voice of the oppressed. Where was he during the Jubilee era when corruption, debt, and over-borrowing crippled the economy?

President Ruto has made tough decisions to stabilize the economy, renegotiate debt repayment, and open doors for international investment. The Finance Bill, though controversial, was a necessary step toward sustainable fiscal management. The subsidies and handouts model of the past had to be phased out, and in its place, the President has prioritized long-term empowerment, job creation, and productivity — especially among the youth.

Kenyans must understand the difference between populism and policy. President Ruto chose the hard path of leadership, not populism.

Allegation III: President Ruto betrayed those who helped him ascend to power

Response

This is a classic tactic used by politicians who feel politically insecure. The President has not betrayed anyone. In fact, he has empowered many of his allies with government appointments, budget allocations, and platforms to serve the people.

If betrayal means refusing to condone incompetence, corruption, or ethnic-based political entitlement, then perhaps some individuals feel “betrayed.” But the President swore to serve all Kenyans, not a few individuals or clans.

Allegation IV: The President is being misled by a clique of close friends and foreign consultants

Response

This is a shallow and tired claim. In any presidency, there are advisors — local and international — who bring global experience and strategic thinking. The notion that foreign consultants are running the show is pure fiction. Kenya is not a dictatorship or a monarchy; we have checks and balances.

The President’s team includes seasoned technocrats, civil servants, and policy experts from across the nation. Decisions are not made on WhatsApp groups or by “foreign cliques” as Gachagua insinuates. This is an attempt to ignite unnecessary ethnic emotions and suspicion.

The sudden emergence of Rigathi Gachagua and Justin Muturi as opposition voices is not based on principles — it’s driven by fear of political oblivion. These are individuals who were comfortable when they were in control of state power, but now cry foul when systems are being cleaned, cartels dismantled, and loyalty tested against service delivery.

If they were genuine, they should have spoken up when they were dining at the high tables. Their silence then and noise now reveal nothing but selfish ambition.

President William Ruto remains focused on the task ahead — delivering on his mandate, building a stronger economy, uniting the country, and empowering the next generation of leaders. He does not need to respond to every political noise because, ultimately, history will judge leadership not by propaganda but by performance.

Let Kenyans not be deceived — these are not freedom fighters; they are political survivors. And their narrative is not about the people — it’s about themselves.

For years Kenyans have been lured by sweet words from politicians to elect them but when they secure seats they forget them. This has fueled a lot of problems and disquiet in the country leading to demonstrations and uproar on social media. 

The culture of betrayal that politicians have cultivated in the country has made citizens very disappointed. The level of distrust that Kenyans have on politicians can no longer hidden. It’s being witnessed every other time during rallies and on social media.

We have seen Kenyans chanting derogatory words during rallies calling the leaders to take actions on their promises but most of the time such demands are met with police brutality or arrests. 

With all these problems facing Kenyans, The New Democrats Party (TND) has come up with a program to uplift Kenyans from poverty and empower them financially. The party under TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd is planning to give Kenyans dairy cows.

Each group of 10 Kenyans will receive a Fleckvieh cow that will enable them to get milk for domestic consumption and for sale. To join the program, Kenyans are required to register to the party by dialing *509# and then download the registration form, fill in and join. We do not CHARGE ANY REGISTRATION FEE. The program is being rolled across every county to bring people together.

This is the only party that will take Kenyans to Canaan.

GOOD news for KENYA. It is written in Isaiah 58 verse 19, “When the enemy comes as a flood (COVID-19), the SPIRIT of God shall raise a STANDARD against the enemy.”

GOD has raised THE SUMMIT as the STANDARD and has sent me to deliver his message to KENYANS to UNITE as God’s people who worship God on Sunday or on Friday or on Saturday under THE SUMMIT of The New Democrats Party (TND) whose registration number is written in the Office of Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP) is 40 and her symbol is a BRIDGE designed with 42 pillars where each pillar represents a tribe in Kenya each living in the 42 cities God had told Moses to create written in Numbers 35 verses 6 and 7.

The total number of cities Moses created is 48 meaning 1 national government headed by a President and 47 County Governments, each led by a Governor as written in the constitution of Kenya.

THE SUMMIT is the Supreme organ of TND party. THE SUMMIT is a NINE letter word. A NINE letter word is KNOWLEDGE. The Bible says. “My people who are called by my NAME PERISH for leck of knowledge.

Download registration form from our website tndfleckviehcowltd.com or dial *509# to register to the party. The New Democrats party is POWERED by TND Fleckvieh Cow LIMITED.

The topic is “Who are Kenyans in the Bible”? KENYA has a special place in the Bible has none of you Kenyans has been this way before except for me and I have come to reveal to you so that what is written in Ezekiel chapter 22 verse 30 come to pass.

God found me to be a man after GOD’S HEART on that ICU bed. I was sent to tell Kenyans God will raise 7 generations and each person in every generation who will TRUST OBEY and PRIORITIZE this message will LIVE for 77 years so that what is written in Genesis 4 verse 24 and in Matthew 18 verse 22 come to pass.

The New Democrats Party leader Hon David Sudi has announced a robust plan aimed at empowering Kenyans.

Speaking in Nairobi during the TND party meeting, Sudi said Kenyans have been told lies for the longest time and time has come when Kenyans should be told the truth. Hon Sudi said change begins with Kenyans. 

“If you want change, change has to come from you, not people who come to lie to you. God has said He is going to raise 7 generations and each person who believes, trusts and obeys this message will live for a minimum of 77 years. Those who join this party will live a minimum of 77 years,” Hon Sudi said.

Through TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd, Hon Sudi outlined the party’s plan of empowerment by giving Kenyans Fleckvieh cows which a group of 10 Kenyans will co-own and benefit from the milk production. 

He said TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd will distribute cows across every ward in Kenya to ensure that every Kenyan gets milk and money through the proceeds of selling milk. He urged Kenyans to join the party by dialling *509# so that the process of bringing cows from Saudi Arabia can move faster. 

The plan is to empower 2,234 members across all 47 counties. This will ensure that these people get empowered on a first come first served basis. 

This confirms why the letters in the alphabet I J K follow each other. Letter I stands for Israel, J for Jesus and K for Kenya.

Asked about the registration, Hon Sudi said the registration to the party is free. No Kenyan is required to pay anything to join the party. 

He further said that Kenyans have been lied to with sweet words and at the end the politicians will not deliver what they promised. He said the TND party is the only party that is giving people the resources ahead.

Also read: 2025 Leaders Form: The Faith Based Coalition Agreement

On political party’s symbols, Hon Sudi said symbols of political parties are idols, recalling the time when he was in KANU. With the TND party however, the symbol is a Bridge Designed with 42 pillars where each pillar represents a tribe in Kenya each living in 42 cities as God had told Moses to create written in Numbers 35:6-7.

The total number of cities Moses created is 48 and this means one national government of Kenya headed by a president and 47 county governments each led by a governor as written in the 2010 constitution of Kenya.

A TRUE LEADERSHIP is NOT ONE who is inspired but ONE who inspires OTHERS.

Here is the message that will MARK THE TURNING POINT OF POLITICS IN KENYA  as the people know the truth that will set them free. It is called The Faith Based Coalition Agreement.

“None of you has been this way before” and you have to understand that “Choices have Consequences”

JUBILEE AND CANAAN are Biblical names, each with a meaning.

Kenya is facing both a political and a constitutional CRISIS. The constitutional crisis PRECEDED the political crisis.  If the constitutional crisis is ignored and remains unresolved, it has the potential to exacerbate or aggravate the political crisis in dangerous and unpredictable ways.

Also read: Transforming Leadership in Kenya: The Power of God-Fearing Leaders and Delegation

GOD has heard Kenya’s prayers and located me Hon David Sudi EBS as a man after GOD’S HEART so that what is written in Ezekiel 22:30 comes to pass.

God has used me like biblical Noah to develop this political party – THE NEW DEMOCRATS (TND) for His people. The registration number is 40 in the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP) meaning end of 40 years in the wilderness when ISRAEL crossed River Jordan on foot to Canaan and TND symbol is a BRIDGE designed with 42 pillars where each pillar represents a tribe in Kenya living in the 42 cities God had told Moses to set aside for the Levites written in Numbers 35 verses 6 and7.

God had told Joshua to let the Levites carry the Ark of Covenant, which split the water of River Jordan, giving them a way to cross river Jordan on dry ground.

THE SUMMIT represents the modern-day  LEVITES.

Mwambie RAO ndani ya PhaRAOh Tunaeda Kazi Canaan na Mungu atarejesha usazi 7 na yule ataamini ataishi miaka 77  {who will Trust Obey and Prioritize this message will LIVE for a minimum of 77 years} so that what is written in Genesis 4 verse 24 come to pass.

As a promotion for the party recruitment membership drive, the TND National Executive Committee offers free tickets as Job description for the first 1,450 MCA positions on a 50% : 50% gender basis. Download registration form from our website tndfleckviehcowltd.com.

1. MCA 72 groups of 10 voters 50:50 gender

2. MP                                   

3. COUNTY: GOVERNOR, SENATOR AND WOMEN REPRESENTATIVE.

Who are today’s Levites? Those who worship God on Sunday or on Friday or on Saturday are today’s Levites and must UNITE TOGETHER under TND Party whose policy is 2025 FAITH BASED COALITION AGREEMENT

Kenya, like many nations, faces leadership challenges that affect governance, development, and the well-being of its people. To build a just, prosperous, and stable nation, Kenya must embrace leadership that reflects the principles found in Exodus 18—specifically, choosing God-fearing leaders who prioritize service and delegation. The story of Moses and Jethro provides timeless wisdom on how Kenya can strengthen its leadership structures for the good of its citizens.

The Need for God-Fearing Leaders

Jethro advised Moses to choose “capable men who fear God, trustworthy men who hate dishonest gain” (Exodus 18:21). This principle is highly relevant for Kenya, where corruption and self-interest have often hindered progress. Leaders who fear God uphold justice, integrity, and fairness, making decisions that serve the people rather than personal ambitions.

Also read: Kenya and Israel: A Divine Connection Hidden in Plain Sight?

For Kenya to thrive, leadership must be based on moral and ethical values rooted in faith. God-fearing leaders prioritize service over power, ensuring that governance is centered on the needs of the people rather than personal gain. Institutions such as churches, mosques, and community organizations should actively encourage and support individuals of integrity to pursue leadership roles in politics, business, and civil society.

The Power of Delegation in Leadership

Jethro’s advice to Moses was practical: no leader can bear the weight of an entire nation alone. Effective leadership requires delegation—appointing capable individuals to manage different responsibilities while ensuring accountability. In Kenya, over-centralized power has often slowed down progress and led to inefficiencies. Devolving authority to trusted individuals at different levels of government, community organizations, and the private sector can enhance service delivery.

Counties, churches, and local governance structures must be strengthened to empower leaders at the grassroots level. When leadership is shared among competent and God-fearing individuals, decisions are made more efficiently, and citizens are better served.

Raising a New Generation of Leaders

To transform Kenya, young people must be mentored and equipped with the values of godly leadership, accountability, and service. Educational institutions, religious organizations, and families should instill these principles early, ensuring that future leaders are prepared to govern with wisdom and humility.

Kenya’s future depends on leadership that embodies the values of faith, integrity, and delegation. By appointing God-fearing, capable, and just leaders, and embracing decentralized leadership, Kenya can create a government that truly serves its people. Just as Moses heeded Jethro’s advice, Kenya must adopt leadership strategies that empower citizens and honor God.

If you are interested in registering with TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd, follow these simple steps to complete your registration successfully.

Option 1: Register via USSD Code

1. Dial ** *509# ** on your mobile phone.
2. Follow the on-screen prompts to proceed with your registration.
3. Enter the required personal details, including your name, phone number, and identification details.
4. Review the information carefully before submitting.
5. Once submitted, you will receive a confirmation message acknowledging your registration.
6. TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd will contact you within 24 hours with further details on your registration and how to receive your cow.

Register Your Group via Website

1. Visit the official TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd website.
2. Navigate to the Registration Section and download the official registration form.
3. Print a copy of the registration form and fill in all the required details accurately.
4. Share the form with all members and ensure that all their details are recorded correctly.
5. Scan the completed registration form.
6. Return to the website and click on the Upload Registration Form button.
7. Select the scanned document and upload it to the platform.
8. TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd will review your registration and respond within 24 hours with details on the next steps, including how you will receive your cow and any other relevant information.

Important Notes:

• Ensure that all personal and group details provided are accurate to avoid delays in processing your registration.
• Keep a copy of your submitted registration form for reference.
• If you encounter any difficulties during the registration process, contact TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd customer support for assistance – Email: tndfleckviehltd@gmail.com and phone: +254722 761 575

By following these steps, you can successfully register with TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd and get the opportunity to receive your cow.

Our program provides farmers with a unique opportunity to improve their financial stability. Our innovative economic empowerment program that provides Fleckvieh cows to organized groups of 10 people. This initiative aims to uplift communities across the country by offering a sustainable source of income through dairy farming.

With groups of 10 individuals who come together and register, TND Fleckvieh Cow Ltd will provide a Fleckvieh cow to them. The Fleckvieh breed is known for its adaptability, high milk production, and resilience, making it a great fit for Kenyan farmers.

Each group is given a Fleckvieh cow, which becomes a shared investment. Members work together to care for the cow, manage milk production, and ensure it generates steady income. The revenue from milk sales is then distributed among the group, creating a reliable financial stream for each member.

Why Fleckvieh Cows?

Fleckvieh cows are a game-changer for dairy farming in Kenya. Unlike traditional breeds, they are:

• High milk producers – A single Fleckvieh cow can produce significantly more milk than many local breeds, making it a profitable choice for farmers.
• Resilient and adaptable – They can thrive in different climatic conditions, which is crucial for farmers in both rural and urban settings.
• Dual-purpose – Besides milk, Fleckvieh cows also provide quality beef, adding another layer of income potential.

Economic Impact

By enabling groups to own and manage these cows, we are creating a ripple effect in the economy through:

1. Job Creation – Members of each group get directly involved in dairy farming, learning valuable agricultural skills and earning an income.
2. Food Security – Increased milk production means more availability of nutritious dairy products in local markets.
3. Community Growth – As income levels rise, families can afford better healthcare, education, and improved living standards.

How to Join

Kenyans interested in joining the program click here and download a rgistration form.