Jubilee social gathering delivers scathing New Year’s message to Ruto

Jubilee social gathering delivers scathing New Year’s message to Ruto

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The Jubilee party has unleashed a scathing assault on President William Ruto’s administration in its end-of-the-year message to its members and Kenyans at giant.

In the assertion by Jubilee Secretary-General Jeremiah Kioni, the social gathering maintains that the Kenya-Kwanza administration reeks of corruption, incompetence and inaction.

“2024 laid bare the failures of our healthcare and education systems, systems meant to uplift, protect, and empower us. These failures are not accidents; they are the outcomes of neglect, incompetence, and corruption,” Kioni remarked.

“Corruption has become the hallmark of this administration, and it has stolen the future we owe to the next generation. It is clear, now more than ever, that this regime is beyond redemption.”

Jubilee social gathering castigated the ruling coalition of police heavy-handedness on peaceable protesters, abductions and the deadly capturing of a number of others.

“Our nation has borne the scars of the senseless killings of peaceful protesters, lives cut short for demanding justice and equality. We endured state-sanctioned abductions that strike fear into the hearts of those who dare to speak truth to power,” Kioni noticed.

Way ahead

Kioni vowed to proceed in pursuit of accountability for public and state officers, noting that these discovered to have abused energy in any sector could be delivered to face the legislation.

“As we step into 2025, we must ask ourselves: what kind of leadership do we deserve? What kind of nation do we want to leave behind? The answer lies in action. Those entrusted with public positions must be held to account,” he mentioned

Adding: “Leadership is a responsibility, not a privilege to exploit. Those who have abused their power in any sector must face the full force of justice. The time for impunity is over.”

Ruto hopeful in 2025

Kioni who co-shares opposition management with former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka and former Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa urged Kenyans to hitch them of their push for accountability.

“As we embark on the journey into 2025, we urge Kenyans to remain steadfast, organized and united in our mission to restore our hope and integrity and heal the social fabric of our beloved nation,” he appealed.

His message comes simply hours after Ruto painted a hopeful picture of the country, citing elements past his management which had threatened to overrun the financial system. He exuded confidence that Kenya would bounce again sturdy in 2025 as a result of interventions put in place.