Hon. Weston Wanjohi has call on president William Ruto to focus on lowering down the cost of living, fight cartels in the tea, coffee, milk, potatoes, maize and other sectors.
According to him Kenyans are expecting president William Ruto lower down the cost of living, fight cartels in the tea, coffee, milk, potatoes, maize and other sectors.
"I am not against William Ruto but I am against his system of leadership. Too much PR, cosmetic projects such us Hustlers fund, Wifi, HELB etc we want him to settle down and work like Kibaki and Uhuru, we want to see tangible projects, let him complete the projects started by Uhuru, let him focus on lowering down the cost of living, fight cartels in the tea, coffee, milk, potatoes, maize and other sectors. He should also stop issuing promises the campaigns are now behind us". Hon. Weston Wanjohi said.
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