Media personality and digital content creator Oga Obinna has taken Kenyans through the ongoing construction of the Rironi-Mau Summit Road, once again using sarcasm to respond to critics who have questioned his frequent updates on government development projects.
On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Obinna shared a video showing sections of the road under construction as he travelled to Kisumu. He jokingly referred to the project as President William Ruto’s road while addressing those who have previously criticised his posts highlighting infrastructure projects undertaken by the current administration.
“I am on this Ruto route, Ruto’s road to Kisumu, this is the Rironi-Mau Summit,” he said.
Obinna then appeared to reconsider his decision to film the project, sarcastically suggesting that he did not want to upset Kenyans who might not consider the construction work development.
“I do not want to show you about the road; sitawaonyesha barabara ama hii bypass inajengwa hapa, hii ni overpass. The progress is okay, so I do not want to shoot these for you guys because sitaki niwakose, so I will not say anything or shoot about the road. I will not tell you anything about Rironi-Mau Summit Road. Si mlisema hiyo si development? Siku nitapata development nitawaonyesha,” Obinna said.
He later disclosed that construction of the Rironi-Mau Summit Road was approximately 75 per cent complete, maintaining his sarcastic tone as he took another swipe at critics.
“About 75% done on Rironi-Mau Summit Road, but guys, worry not, I will not post since it is not development,” Obinna said.
Obinna’s Previous Visits to Ruto’s Development Projects
The latest video comes days after Obinna visited the Enziu Bridge in Mwingi Central, Kitui County, where he sarcastically suggested that the infrastructure project had been generated using artificial intelligence (AI) before showing viewers the actual structure.
During the visit, he also highlighted the bridge’s importance to local residents, particularly during the rainy season when flooding has previously disrupted transport.
Obinna has increasingly used his social media platforms to showcase infrastructure and other development projects associated with President Ruto’s administration. His updates have often been accompanied by sarcastic remarks directed at critics who question the government’s development record.