Deputy President William Ruto has been the self-declared king of all hustlers in the country and maybe beyond.
According to Ruto, hustler nation includes casual workers, those living from hand to mouth or below a dollar every day. His hustler narrative has gained wide popularity in grassroot Kenya.
This narrative originated from his humble beginnings as a chicken seller at Kambi Kuku market along the busy Eldoret— Malaba Highway.
However, he completely abandoned the idea during the wedding of his daughter Jane. The lady was getting married to Alex Ezenagu from Nigeria.
No one with a hustler tag could be seen during the Thursday event. He explained the wedding had to be held in the middle of the week when all hustlers are busy in their workstations to prevent them from gate-crushing.
“A poorly dressed hustler should not be allowed to ruin a themed wedding. Most of them can not afford the materials we used.”
Ruto also said hustlers are notorious for giving well-wrapped spoons as gifts and Ksh 100 notes stashed in envelopes to newlyweds.
“It cost millions to set up such a memorable event those attended must be affluential enough to give gifts worthy of the event.”
The Deputy President concluded by saying, “it was not my wedding I had no control over the guest list.”
A few hours before the wedding, Ruto had attended the 18th Annual National Prayer Breakfast where his secret wishes and fears were made public.
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