Kenyan Opposition Calls Ruto's Apology a 'Fake' Amidst Concerns Over Abductions and Killings

Kenyan Opposition Rejects Ruto's Apology as Insincere, Demands Action Nairobi, Kenya – Kenyan opposition leaders have strongly criticized President William Ruto's recent apology, calling it a mere public relations exercise and demanding concrete action to address pressing national issues. The criticism followed Ruto's apology for various issues, including alleged abductions and killings. "His apology is fake," declared Asha Bashir, Secretary General of the People's Liberation Party (PLP), during a press conference. Bashir, along with several other opposition figures, emphasized that words are insufficient and that the government must take tangible steps to address the concerns of the Kenyan people. The opposition specifically demanded the arrest of those responsible for the abductions and killings. The video shows various news clips and press conference footage, showcasing the opposition's unified stance against the government. The opposition's skepticism towards the apology is evident in their statements and the overall tone of the press conference. The opposition's demand for accountability highlights the deep-seated political tensions within the country. The situation underscores the need for transparent governance and a commitment to addressing the concerns of the citizenry.