Kimani Ichung'wah gives a sweat in defending Ruto administration during a intense interview with Al Jazeera

Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung'wah got a sigh of relief during an interview with Al Jazeera on Thursday, February 27
Ichung'wah, who also serves as a majority leader in the National Assembly, was asked about the number of promises that the first Kenyan government has fulfilled since taking office
Claimed to be unable to deliver the full number of promises fulfilled, noting that only two years have passed

The leader of the majority of the National Assembly and Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung'wah faced a difficult time during his interview with Al Jazeera on Thursday, February 27.

Kimani Ichung'wah encountered a series of fire questions during an interview with Al Jazeera. Photo: Eve Maina/Kimani Ichung'wah.
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During the Head to Head and Mehdi Hasan period, Ichung'wah faced serious questions about the administration of Kenya first.

At one point, asked why the President William Ruto He had not fulfilled the many promises he made to Kenyans during the campaign.

Mehdi questioned why, out of the 281 commitments made to Kenyans, only 14 were reported in the last two and a half years.

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In his defense, Ichung'wah said the implementation of the promise is an ongoing process, emphasizing its continuation. He added that he could not deliver the full number of promises fulfilled.

“It is implemented. It's only two years ago. I won't give you a straight answer of two or 10 or 200,” Ichungwah said.

Mehdi cited a patriot, a neutral organization that follows the Kenyan Parliament, saying that the Ruto regime had not yet fulfilled approximately 95% of its commitments to Kenyans.

He said the data showed that Kenyans were confused because many of the promises they were given were not fulfilled.

Ichung'wah replied by saying that the figures presented reflect the patriotic view.

While addressing arbitrary killings, forced abduction, and disappeared during the The procession Of Gen Z, he said that, unfortunately, many protests cause deaths.

“It is a state of our protest that turns into violent and the police should intervene. Just say that at this time it is not Luck Worse, we are all sorry to lose life in the 2022 protests and even in June last year, ”he added.