Senator Ledama Ole Kina of Narok has issued a stark warning to President Ruto, asserting that immediate action must be taken to prevent Kenya from falling apart. The senator has been vocal about the country’s various issues, citing the financial instability of government agencies as evidence of the gravity of the situation and the need for swift change.
Ledama has called on Ruto and his team to start preparing for the scenario as quickly as possible, claiming that Kenya is facing a predicament that requires urgent attention. Despite providing the government with various services, many contractors are still awaiting payment months later. The situation is dire, and the senator is calling for immediate action to address it.
In addition, Ledama has suggested that medical workers who are underpaid should organize a protest. He warns that if these vital employees stop working, the country will be in terrible shape. The senator has urged the authorities to deal with the issue swiftly.
According to Ledama, Kenya’s political system could collapse within the next two months if nothing is done to improve it. He warns that all government personnel, including contractors, nurses, and healthcare professionals, will demonstrate the following week while putting down their tools, and promise after promise will be broken. The senator is adamant that action needs to be taken to save the country.
The Azimio la Umoja-One Kenya alliance has also voiced concerns about the direction of the country. They believe that the Kenya Kwanza coalition is not leading the country in the right direction and want Ruto and his group to start thinking more about the Kenyans who elected them. Last week, the Kwanza government was exposed when it became apparent that there wasn’t enough money in the country to run some services.
In conclusion, Ledama Ole Kina’s warning to President Ruto should not be taken lightly. The situation in Kenya is serious, and action must be taken immediately to address the various issues affecting the country. The government must work to ensure that government agencies are financially stable, contractors are paid promptly, and healthcare professionals are adequately compensated. Failure to act swiftly could have dire consequences for Kenya and its people.
by: MaidanjaMaulo