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Thursday, September 2021 -Deputy President William Ruto has confessed that 70 percent of what Cabinet Secretary for Interior Dr. Fred Matiang’i listed as his properties was correct.
At his Karen residence today Thursday September 2, the DP said that most of what Matiang’i had mentioned was correct only but 30 percent was untrue including the 10,000 acre ADC land in Laikipia which was on the list.
He then chided Matiang’i by saying he forgot to mention the chicken production business in Surgoi as well as the 400,000 shares with Safaricom.
“They included properties that I do not own on the list, so allow me to correct them. Out of the ten properties listed, 70 percent are true, the others are false.
“The first on the list that they need to remove is the 10,000 acre ADC Laikipia Mutara Ranch. They also forgot to add that I have 400,000 shares from a local Telco company,” he stated.
Ruto clarified that his vast chicken farm in Uasin Gishu has a whopping 200,000 birds that gives him a cool 150,000 eggs every day which is an equivalent of sh 1.5 million daily.
In his lengthy rebuttal, the second in command noted that Matiang’i’s main aim was to belittle the poor persons by portraying a picture that anything they get must be proceeds of corruption no matter how hard they work.
On Wednesday September 1, the CS had named Ruto as the second most secured person in Kenya with a whopping 257 officers unlike all those that came before him.
The CS tabled a long list of Ruto’s alleged assets which included Kitengela Gas, Mata Farm in Taita Taveta and Weston Hotel that are currently enjoying State security.