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PREMIUM Lewis Ngunyi: How can you suddenly be so clever, Ruto? Ruto presidency speaks the Constitution’s language fluently while treating its requirements as an inconvenience to be managed. Our Columnists Just now Listen

PREMIUM Lewis Ngunyi: How can you suddenly be so clever, Ruto? Ruto presidency speaks the Constitution’s language fluently while treating its requirements as an inconvenience to be managed. Our Columnists Just now Listen

By GhanaSummary NewsroomKenya

Article At the Kenyatta International Convention Centre last Thursday, marking 16 years since Kenyans gave themselves a new Constitution, President William Ruto said something that would be unremarkable coming from almost anyone else.

Supreme law On the day set aside to honour the supreme law, the president stood before the nation and explained, without visible discomfort, that he is currently in breach of it and intends to remain so until the deadline forces him otherwise.

Kenya does not need its president to praise the Constitution at KICC.

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