The Kenya Kwanza government under the leadership of president William Ruto and his Deputy president Rigathi Gachagua continue causing confusion and controversy across the country. Time is moving with speed and anxiety is growing as many vow to join Hon Raila Odinga in the expected mass action against the illegitimate government.
Well economist David Ndii found himself in trouble after accusing middle class Kenyans of complaining about power costs. According to David Ndii Kenyans don't need to complain about the high costs of electricity when they pay more on DSTV. According to David Ndii,
"Why do I see same middle class tweeps who were trolling me and disparaging wheelbarrows camped here demanding cheap power like it’s a matter of life and death, yet data shows they spend more on DSTV, Netflix etc than on power. Powering your microwave ovens is not a priority." he said.
Well Kenyans fired back and according to some, "That’s unnecessary hubris, humble yourself in public serve and work for Wanjiku. If this isn’t acceptable, QUIT like yesterday. Provide solutions and excellent advice to the president. Nothing else!" 
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