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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

“Tutamuapisha Talanta Stadium”- Eddie Butita Weighs In On Ruto’s 2027 Re-election Chances And Political Unity

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Comedian and content creator Eddie Butita has voiced confidence in President William Ruto’s prospects for the 2027 General Election, urging Kenyans to exercise political maturity and accept the democratic outcome regardless of who wins.

Speaking during an interview on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Butita pushed back against assertions by critics predicting an automatic defeat for the Head of State, emphasizing that voters should avoid harboring hostility after elections.

“If Ruto wins, tutakuwa pale Talanta Stadium, tunamuapisha tena. Mtu mwenye atashinda, well and good,” Butita stated, adding that there should be “hakuna bad blood” among citizens after the ballot.

Assessing Ruto’s Development Track Record

While acknowledging that the administration has faced its share of public scrutiny and shortcomings, Butita urged Kenyans to objectively evaluate the government’s tangible infrastructure and development projects rather than dismissing its efforts entirely.

Having observed the President up close during various state engagements, the producer noted that leadership should be judged on long-term delivery:

“I might be wrong, I might be right, but time will tell the truth,” he remarked.

Views on Nairobi Politics and Campaign Slogans

Turning to regional politics, Butita cautioned voters against relying on viral campaign catchphrases like “wantam” and “tutam”, urging the electorate to scrutinize candidates based on constitutional mandates, manifestos, and track records. He threw his weight behind Lang’ata MP Felix Odiwuor (Jalang’o) for the Nairobi Senatorial seat, praising his leadership style and public service drive. On the Nairobi Governor race involving incumbent Johnson Sakaja, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, and former Nairobi Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria, Butita stated he remains undecided. He stressed that voters should evaluate all manifestos independently rather than backing candidates out of personal friendship or party loyalty.

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