President Ruto Promises To Build First Microsoft Industry In Bomet
By NewsPoint (self media writer) | 17 days ago
President Ruto ha rewarded the Mulot swappers with a multi-million industry which will be historical in the Kenyan history.
According to the video shared, the President claimed that Mulot area has very sharp brains which should be used to help the country in progressing by hitting new horizons. He claimed that his government will build a first microsoft industry in the region so that the sim swappers who have been reported from the area can be employed and help in the microsoft industry.
"Nimesema hapa Bomet iwekwe a software industry ya kutengeneza mambo ya technolojia na tumesema hivyo Kwa sababu Iko watu Wa akili mingi hapa wanatumika vibaya, wale watu wa Mulot pale kwa kona, sasa tunataka kutengeneza hapa factory tutumie hiyo akili wako nayo kufanya Kenya ienfe mbele," President Ruto said.
This comes after the area has been hitting the headlines as one of the places that has been hosting masterminds in sim swap fraudster.
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