President William Ruto recently launched a posho mill in Kisii County, a move that has sparked mixed reactions across Kenya. While the president highlighted the importance of the posho mill in promoting local agriculture and providing affordable maize flour to residents, many Kenyans expressed disappointment with the initiative.
Critics took to social media to voice their opinions, with many arguing that the launch of a posho mill was not a significant enough project for the Head of State. They termed the event as a “low point” in the president’s leadership, questioning why he would prioritize such a small-scale initiative over larger, more impactful projects.
Supporters of the president defended the move, stating that it was a demonstration of his commitment to grassroots development and addressing the needs of ordinary Kenyans. However, the overall reception has been largely negative, with many feeling that the president should focus on more substantial infrastructure and economic development projects that could benefit a larger segment of the population.
By Itskiprono