IN SUMMARY.
- Kiharu Mp says if Uhuru became President in 2002, Kenya would be a Banana Republic.
- He accuses President Uhuru Kenyatta of collapsing the country's economy.
- He note that President Uhuru Kenyatta has destroyed democracy.
The Kiharu Constituency Member of Parliament Hon Ndindi Nyoro has explained what would have happened if President Uhuru Kenyatta became President in 2002.
In a statement on Sunday 19th afternoon, the outspoken Mp note that Kenya would be a Banana Republic if Kenyatta had occupied state house.
He accuses President Uhuru of destroying the country's economy apart from destroying democracy.
"If President Uhuru Kenyatta became President in 2002, Kenya would be a Banana Republic. Beyond collapsing our economy, he has annihilated the Institutions President Kibaki built and in the process destroyed our democracy."
This seems to be a change of tune for Ndindi Nyoro who was advocating for dictatorship in 2017 when he was full in control of Jubilee Gov't.
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