Over the recent past the citizens of the republic of Kenya have been making loud cry about the high cost of living. This is after the prices of crucial commodities continue to rise day in day out. They are also rejecting the 3 percentage of housing finds.
I line to that post made by Ngendi Murugu it evident the the government do not do any dialogues. There president William Ruto should do what it takes to pass the financial bill so as to safe the future economy of Kenya.
“Usually, the Government Does Not negotiate.
Case example, during President UK’s tenure, the BBI project.
Were it not for the Supreme Court ruling on the BBI issue, Most Kenyans had come to terms with the fact that BBI was going through, however much they we’re against it, wapende wasipende! All signs were red!
H.E @WilliamsRuto shouldn’t be encouraging negotiations with the government when he knows well that what he’s doing is to benefit all Kenyans.
The 3% is to steer the nation into an economic revolution and he should do whatever it takes to actualize it!
Kama kuna kesi ni baadaye.
Good morning!”
Reaction to the tweet by netizens.
“Unasema Ruto shouldn’t entertain any negotiations on Finance Bill? Okey. But what is the essence of public participation dada? BBI was actually a product of negotiations, the BBI taskforce went round the country compiling people’s views on the key issues that were identified” Calvin reacted.
“Uhuru left us at 8.6 Trillion in loans… As of March 2023, Ruto had borrowed 700 Billion more and as of May 2023, his loans had clocked past 800 Billion.
Every month, KRA has been collecting over 194 Billion every month. Ruto has collected more than 1.5 Trillion in taxes.”
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by: THEEBLAMELESS