Wednesday, May 29, 2024 – Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwalwe has given his two cents on the ongoing fights among Mt. Kenya leaders.
In a statement, Khalwale said that the fight between
political leaders from the Mt Kenya region is for their own personal gains.
He argued that Mt Kenya leaders are not fighting for what
they have made Kenyans to believe.
According to Khalwale, leaders from the
vote-rich region are fighting for access to government business
opportunities.
"Forget what these guys want Kenyans to believe. Their
fight is nothing but pure scramble for access to government business
opportunities," Khalwale said.
On Monday, Laikipia East Member of Parliament Mwangi
Kiunjuri pointed out that Mt Kenya has a unique opportunity to push for
development projects due to the number of high-ranking officials from the
region in the government.
Kiunjuri criticized Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over
his recent utterances, arguing that the DP should stop airing grievances
publicly since he has the authority to advocate for Mt Kenya’s share of
national resources through appropriate government channels.
He questioned the need for public outcry when he
possessed the power to initiate meaningful change through official channels.
Kiunjuri urged for a constructive promotion of the debate on
the "One Man, One Vote, One Shilling" formula, ensuring it does not
alienate Mt Kenya from other regions.
He called on Mount Kenya leaders to forge a unity of purpose
for the sake of growth and development of the region, which Khalwale believes
is just a scapegoat.
DP Gachagua has been calling Mt Kenya leaders to unite,
accusing a section of political leaders from Rift Valley of interfering with
the politics of the mountain.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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