Political activist Nuru Okanga has sparked fresh debate after issuing a fiery ultimatum to President William Ruto, demanding that the Head of State withdraw a court case allegedly filed against him. In a bold public statement, Okanga accused the President of using state machinery and proxies to intimidate him.
Okanga insisted he will not be silenced, declaring that Ruto has until tomorrow to either present himself before the court or drop the case entirely.
“Ruto, nimekupea mpaka kesho. Ujilete kotini ama utoe hiyo kesi. Wacha kunisumbua,” Okanga said, warning the President to stop using individuals to pursue him. “Acha kutumia watu kunihangaisha ukidhani utanitisha,” he added.
The activist’s remarks have ignited mixed reactions across social media, with supporters praising his courage while critics accuse him of seeking unnecessary confrontation with the presidency.
Okanga, known for his outspoken political commentary, maintained that he will continue speaking out despite perceived attempts to intimidate him. His latest declaration adds yet another layer to the ongoing tensions between vocal opposition figures and the government.
As the ultimatum deadline approaches, Kenyans now wait to see how State House and legal authorities will respond—if at all—to Okanga’s dramatic demand.
