In a street interview aired by K24TV, the man declared that even if Ruto secures two million votes but loses the presidency, he should still face legal action due to his poor performance in office.
The resident emphasized that Ruto's track record remains deeply negative, pointing to ongoing public dissatisfaction with governance, economic challenges, and policy decisions that have fueled protests and unrest in recent years.
However, Truphena revealed that she has not received any guidance or formal communication on how to carry out her duties.
During a recent interview, she explained that she continues to run her own foundation, the Truphena Muthoni Foundation, but has not engaged in any government-led projects.
She said there is no office, official schedule, or clear instructions from the government regarding her ambassadorial role.
Kenyans on social media reacted with mixed feelings. Some expressed skepticism about the appointment, suggesting that the role seems more symbolic than practical.
Others encouraged her to take initiative and define her responsibilities independently, emphasizing that she could shape the position to have meaningful impact.