Obinna posted a video on Wednesday, November 11, while travelling towards Kisumu. He showed sections of the busy highway where construction work is ongoing, repeatedly referring to it sarcastically as President William Ruto’s road.
The content creator used the footage to respond to people who have questioned his recent posts highlighting infrastructure projects associated with the current administration.
In the video, Obinna jokingly suggested that he would not show viewers the road or the bypass and overpass under construction because some critics did not consider such projects meaningful development.
He maintained the sarcastic tone as he described the visible progress, saying he would keep quiet rather than invite criticism for showcasing the work.
However, he eventually gave his assessment of the project's progress, putting completion at approximately 75 per cent.
“About 75% done on Rironi-Mau Summit Road, but guys, worry not, I will not post since it is not development,” he said.
The latest update follows another infrastructure tour in which Obinna visited the newly constructed Enziu Bridge in Mwingi Central, Kitui County.
During that visit, he jokingly suggested that the bridge was generated using artificial intelligence before showing it to his audience. He also highlighted its importance to residents, particularly during rainy seasons when flooding has previously disrupted movement.
Obinna has increasingly used his social media platforms to document government projects, often mixing infrastructure updates with humour directed at critics. His latest video continued that approach, drawing attention to the ongoing road works while mocking those who question his development-related posts.
Barabara ya Ruto: Obinna shows off Rironi-Mau Summit road under construction
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