UDA Senetor Boni Khalwale Differs Big With His Second In Command Leader Over Farming In The Forest
By Five-k.co.ke (self media writer) | 4 months ago
Boni Khalwale has today come out to reject The Deputy President Setiment that kenyans will be allowed to farm in the forest via the shamba system. The Kakamega senetor joins a handful of other leaders and majority of Kenyans who are opposed to the idea.
Yesterday Gachagua gave out a revelation of what the government intend to do in order to ensure food security, his Setiments has sparked reactions among online users.
"Am the senetor of Kakamega county home to Kakamega forest, the only remaining indigenous tropical rain forest outside Congo DRC and Amazon of Brazil. I would find it extremely difficult to disagree with Environmentalist Wangari Mathai." Boni jas today morning share the post in his Facebook page.
khalwale is not the first leader to lament on the same as yesterday, ledama Olekina rebuked Gachagua idea candidly with Kenyans joining hands calling the move as unwise move.
Proposal have made to the government to look for otger option like reviving the galana kulalu project in order to avoid invading the waste-catchment areas.
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