Comedian Nasra Yusuff recently voiced her frustration with the current administration through a song that criticizes President Ruto for the soaring cost of living in Kenya. Yusuff also bemoans the departure of former President Uhuru, asserting that his tenure was more favorable compared to the present regime. In her musical critique, Yusuff underscores the perceived lack of progress in the country's development under the Kenya Kwanza government. She contends that the administration is primarily focused on tax collection, with little discernible improvement in the citizens' quality of life. This, according to Yusuuf, has led to an increasing burden on the already struggling population, grappling with the escalating cost of living.



Additionally, Nasra laments the perceived change in President Ruto, highlighting that he is not living up to his campaign promises. The comedian observes that many Kenyans had optimistic expectations for a brighter future under Ruto's leadership, only to be disheartened by what Yusuff perceives as unfulfilled commitments. Through her song, Yusuff becomes a voice for disillusioned citizens who had anticipated substantial change from their government. The discontent articulated by Yusuff resonates with a broader sentiment among many Kenyans who feel disenchanted with the current state of affairs. Issues such as rising inflation, unemployment, and inadequate infrastructure contribute to an escalating sense of frustration and disillusionment within the population.


In the face of escalating living costs, ordinary citizens find themselves shouldering the burden, while politicians appear to be more focused on self-interests rather than fulfilling their pledges. Her song serves as a poignant wake-up call, imploring the government to prioritize the needs and aspirations of the people. The question remains whether President Ruto and other authorities will heed the concerns raised by Yusuff and the growing number of disenchanted Kenyans. The nation calls for a government committed to addressing the pressing issues faced by its citizens. Otherwise, the discontent echoed in Yusuff's song may persist and intensify, posing a significant challenge to the very foundations of the current regime.