The Many Faces of William Ruto: Nicknames Reveal Kenya's Divided Opinions

President William Ruto of Kenya is known by many names, reflecting a complex public image. Nicknames like "Deputy Jesus" highlight his religious appeal, while "El Chapo" reflects concerns about his wealth and power. The nickname "Hustler" initially resonated with Kenyans, portraying him as a man of the people who rose from humble beginnings. However, this image has been challenged by criticism of his policies, particularly tax hikes that sparked protests. The video showcases the duality of Ruto's image and the diverse opinions he evokes among Kenyans and the international community. It serves as a case study of how nicknames can shape political narratives and public perception.