Ruto taunts critics as chicken farmer hosts Mozzart Bet Cup champs at State House

President William Ruto told football players that God alone put him in the top job. The Kenyan leader welcomed Nairobi United Football Club to State House after they won the Mozzart Bet Cup. Ruto said some people still cannot believe he runs the country. He called himself just an ordinary person who got there through divine grace. Governor Johnson Sakaja joined the celebration at the presidential palace.

Critics have slammed Ruto for bringing regular citizens into State House. They claim he has lowered the dignity of the presidency by hosting common people. Ruto fired back at his enemies and said he feels no shame about his background. He reminded everyone that he started as a chicken farmer before entering politics. The president bragged that poultry business makes good money and he has recruited many friends into the trade.

Ruto encouraged young people not to look down on small beginnings. He said youth represent the country's biggest asset for future growth. The president promised his government would keep investing in education and training programs. He wants young Kenyans to develop their talents and drive economic progress. Ruto believes proper support will help the next generation achieve their dreams and build a stronger nation.