
Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria, has now informed on why he made the controversial remarks on the importation of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) into the country.
In a statement via The Standard on Twitter, the former Gatundu South Member of Parliament who was speaking during an interview with Inooro TV, said that he made the remarks while he was speaking to bright University students who understood the context.
"I was speaking to bright students who understood my remarks and that’s why you can hear them laughing [from the video]," said Kuria.

The CS, came under heavy criticism from majority of Kenyans after he claimed that being in the country you are a candidate of death and that there will be nothing wrong with adding GMOs to the list if things that can kill you.
He further stated that the government will open a six month window to allow the importation of GMOs.
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