President William Ruto has expressed strong confidence that he will secure a second term in the 2027 General Election, saying Kenyans have now seen his dedication to delivering on campaign promises.
Speaking during a recent interview, the Head of State said that despite the challenges his administration has faced, he remains focused on transforming the country’s economy and improving the lives of ordinary citizens.
“I am very confident I will get re-elected in 2027. Many people have realized that I am committed to fulfilling every campaign promise I made,” Ruto stated.
The President pointed to various projects and policy reforms — including the Affordable Housing Programme, Hustler Fund, and agriculture subsidies — as evidence of his government’s determination to deliver tangible results.
His remarks have drawn mixed reactions online, with supporters hailing his optimism and development agenda, while critics argue that the high cost of living and unemployment could undermine his re-election bid.
As the 2027 elections approach, Ruto’s declaration sets the tone for what could become an intensely competitive political season.
