Beyond 2032?: "You Cannot Transform Kenya in 10 Years Only" Ruto Now Says as He Reveals His Big Plan

President William Ruto has declared that Kenya's transformation cannot be completed within a single decade, emphasizing the need for sustained effort beyond his presidency.

Speaking during a meeting with United Democratic Alliance (UDA) aspirants at State House on February 4, 2026, the President stressed that meaningful change requires long-term commitment.

"You cannot complete transforming Kenya in 5 or 10 years," Ruto said. "Kithure Kindiki and I will exit, but the UDA party must remain to continue transforming Kenya."

The remarks highlight Ruto's vision for UDA as an enduring political force capable of carrying forward his administration's agenda on economic growth, infrastructure, youth empowerment, and inclusive governance.

He positioned the ruling party as central to ensuring continuity, even after he and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki leave office.

The statement comes amid ongoing discussions within UDA about strengthening party structures and promoting unity.

It also signals confidence in Deputy President Kindiki's role in future leadership, following recent internal shifts and the party's focus on long-term dominance.

Ruto's comments reinforce his earlier pledges to build a stable, prosperous Kenya through the disciplined implementation of the bottom-up economic model.

Analysts view the address as part of a broader succession and legacy strategy, urging supporters to back UDA for generational impact rather than short-term gains.