Ruto said such criminal acts amount to a declaration of war and vowed not to allow the country to be destabilised.
He branded those behind attacks on Kenyans, police officers, security installations, and businesses as "terrorists."
PS Charles Hinga, President William Ruto, PS Raymond Omollo and Langata MP Phelix Odiwuor during the inspection of Police Housing project in Kilimani on July 9, 2025, / PCS
President William Ruto on Wednesday inspected the 540-unit police housing project in Kilimani, Nairobi.
During the inspection tour, Ruto condemned recent acts of violence during protests.
Ruto said such criminal acts amount to a declaration of war and vowed not to allow the country to be destabilised.
He branded those behind attacks on Kenyans, police officers, security installations, and
businesses as "terrorists."
"We will not
allow our country to be destroyed by retrogressive elements that are seeking
shortcuts to rise to power. Enough is enough!" he said.
Ruto also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to
restoring order and ensuring safety for all Kenyans as housing and
infrastructure projects continue.
PS Charles Hinga, President William Ruto, PS Raymond Omollo, Lands CS Alice Wahome and Langata MP Phelix Odiwuor during the inspection Police Housing project in Kilimani on July 9, 2025, / PCSWorkers at the site of the ongoing construction of Police housing project in Kilimani on July 9, 2025. /PCSA section of the 540 house units under construction at Police housing project in Kilimani on July 9, 2025. /PCSMembers of the public during President William Ruto's inspection tour of Police Station housing project in Kilimani on July 9, 2025./ PCS
