National security may soon be seriously threatened, according to President William Ruto.
Following his conflicts with Ruto and his administration, Azimio Leader Raila Odinga hinted at a potential independence as his ultimate goal.
Yesterday, Raila handed Ruto a seven-day deadline in Yatta, Machakos County, to refute the deputy president Rigathi Gachagua’s assertion that the Kenya Kwanza administration is a shareholder corporation.
If the Head of State did not reject Gachagua’s sentiments, he threatens to write to the UN and request that Kenya be divided in half.
If you don’t criticize Rigathi Gachagua’s comments within a week, we’ll write to the UN and want self-determination.
Since the constitution contains a bill of rights, this government is required to uphold it because “we are Kenyans by right and we cannot be discriminated against every day,” declared Raila.
The leader of the opposition urged Ruto to eliminate prejudice against other communities, arguing that the Kenya Kwanza government should correct inequities and accept various communities.
To make Kenyans from various communities feel included in the government, Raila continued, “You must start the process of correcting these imbalances so that we know how many ministers, principal secretaries, and heads of parastatals you have and where they come from.”
Gachagua announced Kenya as a corporation where appointments are based on equity on February 19 in Kericho.
Gachagua asserted that those who supported the Kenya Kwanza government are entitled to government contracts and employment, which rankled the opposition.
