Eugene Wamalwa criticizes William Ruto for insulting him, says the President has failed to control his anger

President William Ruto’s visit to Western Kenya turned into a political attack when he abandoned his development agenda and started attacking opposition leaders with insults
Eugene Wamalwa responded, accusing the president of having anger management problems and recalled past incidents where Ruto was said to be a man of anger
Wamalwa described the attacks as inappropriate for the president, asking Ruto to refrain from insults and conduct himself with the respect that befits the highest office in the country

The leader of the Democratic Action Party-Kenya (DAP-K), Eugene Malwacalmly responded to President William Ruto’s attacks that occurred on Tuesday, March 17, when he was on a business visit to Western Kenya.

DAP-K leader Eugene Wamalwa confronted President William Ruto for showing his anger in public. Photo: Eugene Wamalwa.
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Ruto he attacked his opponents during the visit, temporarily abandoning his slogan of “politics and agenda” and instead started mocking the opponents.

What was planned to be a development tour quickly turned into a war of words, as the conversation turned from development to political arguments.

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In Cheptais, Bungoma County, he lost control and faced his critics with harsh words and anger.

“The opposition, their agenda is only William Ruto, and if they want us to go there, I am ready. But because I am focused on development, I will give them 1 percent of my time, 99 percent will be for the people of Kenya,” said Ruto, starting the day of verbal attacks.

Calling his opponents names like fools, murderers, frauds, swindlers and thieves, Ruto did not mince words in showing them that they are not fit to lead.

He first targeted one opposition leader, then turned to another, disparaging him as he only inherited a political position from his late brother.

“There is another one here in Kitale, I don’t even know he was left a seat, farm and children by his brother. Are you going to lead the country when you can’t even manage your house? Go build a house and get married first, leave me alone,” said Ruto.

Responding to the attacks, Eugene said that the head of state cannot control his anger and has a tendency to lose his composure when faced with challenges.

He said he had never insulted the president to deserve such attacks.

According to Wamalwa, controlling anger is a challenge that the president has had for a long time, remembering how Ruto once lost his composure and almost beat him and Matiang’i.