The deputy president William Samoei Ruto and his Kenya Kwanza Alliance team toured Kiambu County today for votes consolidation exercise ahead of the polls.
During the event that was held at Limuru where the deputy president met the farmers and business people from the region for an economic bloc forum, an elderly woman made the crowd happy after she fearlessly addressed the Dp's team how they are suffering due to delayed Tea marketing and increase in the farm inputs.
She told the deputy president that she has been doing commercial farming for a quite longer time but it's now becoming very unbearable due to many challenges as the farmers are no being considered. She told the deputy president that his team must act faster to counter react the challenges and create a conducive environment for the activity or else they will push their efforts towards where they can get a better solution.
The deputy president William Samoei Ruto assured her that he will address the issue and a quick solution will be granted.
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