Industrialist Narendra Raval has reignited controversy by advocating for President William Ruto to govern Kenya for two decades, despite constitutional term limits. The DEVKI Group founder delivered his remarks while opening a steel manufacturing facility in Uganda's Tororo District, crediting the administration with reducing inflation from nearly 10 percent to approximately 4 percent while strengthening the national currency and attracting foreign capital.
Raval attributed economic gains to strategic policy implementation and expert consultation rather than fortune. He noted that foreign direct investment has tripled during the current presidency. The businessman previously made similar statements in West Pokot during a cement plant commissioning worth Kes.45 billion, suggesting extended leadership could transform the nation.
The entrepreneur argued that consistent governance would accelerate job creation and enhance living standards through sustained economic reforms and improved business conditions.
Raval attributed economic gains to strategic policy implementation and expert consultation rather than fortune. He noted that foreign direct investment has tripled during the current presidency. The businessman previously made similar statements in West Pokot during a cement plant commissioning worth Kes.45 billion, suggesting extended leadership could transform the nation.
The entrepreneur argued that consistent governance would accelerate job creation and enhance living standards through sustained economic reforms and improved business conditions.
