His remarks come at a time when the country's political environment is becoming increasingly competitive, with opposition leaders stepping up consultations and political mobilisation in preparation for the next electoral contest.
According to the issues raised in the ongoing political debate, dissatisfaction among sections of the electorate has become a significant concern for the Kenya Kwanza administration.
The high cost of living, unemployment, taxation and concerns about the government's fulfilment of its campaign promises have continued to attract public attention. These issues have particularly featured in conversations involving young people and ordinary Kenyans struggling with economic pressures.
Ruto's administration has, however, maintained that it is committed to transforming the country's economy through infrastructure development, job creation and other programmes designed to improve the lives of citizens.
Despite these assurances, the President continues to face criticism from political opponents who argue that the government needs to do more to address the economic challenges affecting households.
The political debate is also unfolding against the backdrop of growing opposition activities. Several prominent figures, including former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Kalonzo Musyoka, Fred Matiang'i and Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, have been involved in discussions about building a united political alternative.
Meanwhile, Ruto has continued defending his development record while taking his political message to different parts of the country. His supporters maintain that the administration deserves another opportunity to complete its development agenda.
With the election scheduled for August 2027, the President's popularity is expected to remain a major subject of political discussion.
Walubengo's assessment adds another voice to the growing conversation about the challenges confronting the incumbent and whether the opposition can successfully translate public dissatisfaction into electoral support.
Ultimately, the coming months will be crucial in determining whether Ruto can rebuild public confidence and strengthen his political position before Kenyans make their decision at the ballot.
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