Twist As Angry Babu Owino And Jalango Warn Ruto Badly Over This, Inform Plans For Demonstrations
By Mary_Nekesa (self media writer) | 4 months ago
Babu Owino went on to say that the president, William Ruto, finds it hard to tell the truth. He has made the decision to make the analogy of a camel passing through a needle's eye. The issue with the University of Arizona's scholarships is one of the reasons. Kenyans who attended the Jamhuri celebrations were promised something by the president.
It is still unclear whether this was a real case or just a way to get people to attend the celebration. In addition, Babu Owino inquired as to whether the president was keeping the promises he had made to low-income citizens during the campaigns.
However, we must still give the newly elected government a chance to demonstrate their ability to carry out their promises. The best way to do so and make sure the country is moving forward is not to just criticize.
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