Nelson Havi has urged President William Ruto to lower his voice when addressing Kenyans.
President William Ruto was on a tour of Mandera County, where he addressed several issues, including the livestock vaccination, where he explained the need for the vaccination. He added that the country needs to export quality products, hence his push for the vaccination. He went ahead to call out those who are opposing the move by the government, as he said they had no idea about the business of vaccination.
Through his social media account on X, Nelson Havi urged the president to start engaging Kenyans rather than shouting at them: “President William Ruto, please, lower your tone, stop shouting, come down, and start talking with us. If there is a point you want to put across, we will definitely listen and hear. Otherwise, this shouting is all but unnecessary noise. It will be resisted successfully,” Havi tweeted.
Ruto has faced constant criticism from the Kenyans for the way he is leading the government, as some say it is headed in the wrong direction.
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