When William Ruto started off on the campaign trail for his quest for presidency, he carried the hopes of many people. Many cast their ballot in his favor because he seemed believable. He seemed to connect with the ‘ground’ in ways his main opponent couldn’t. He brandished his faith as badge of honor that lured many religious folk to his fold. He seemed to have another level of charisma. He easily formed political affiliations and even scavenged from his opponents. In many ways, William Ruto’s campaign machine was a well-oiled behemoth that was destined to crush any opposition on its …
