William Ruto, a presidential candidate for the Kwanza party in Kenya, has stated that he has no desire for more land.
Ruto argued that every piece of land he owns was purchased legitimately while speaking during the presidential debate.
He continued by claiming that, in relation to the Muteshi land story, he too had fallen victim to dishonest land sellers.
According to Ruto, the judge ordered him to pay the land’s owner for the time he “possessed” the property.
“Any piece of land I have is legally acquired. I was a victim of fraudulent land. What the court ordered me to do was to pay for the three years I was on that land,” he said.
The KTN journalist Eric Latiff then asked him how much land is adequate for him.
“How much is enough?” Latiff asked.
Ruto responded saying: “Enough is Enough!”
Watch the video below:
The 'Enough is Enough moment' #PresidentialDebate2022 pic.twitter.com/D07b19S3Mw
— NTV Kenya (@ntvkenya) July 26, 2022
