Thursday, July 4, 2024 - Senate Majority Leader and Kericho Senator Aaron Cheruiyot has deflated Kenyans' hope of a better future under President William Ruto.
This is after he admitted that
nothing is working in Ruto’s government as they thought it would.
Speaking during proceedings,
Cheruiyot acknowledged on the floor of the house that the State of the Nation
is not ideal and some things need to change.
He pointed to a broken system
that has over the years hindered the country from reaching its full potential.
"Mr. Speaker the country is
complaining of a broken system, that nothing works. That this is a rigged
economy where only those with proximity to power have an advantage over the
rest," he said.
While referencing grievances
raised by Kenyans, he tendered his apology to Kenyans on the events that ensued
after the passing of the Finance Bill.
"I tender my unreserved
apology to the country for everything that has contributed to the mess and
place we are in... There were days at night I was thinking of quitting but said
even quitting would not solve."
The senator pointed out that the
recent charged protests have been fueled by anger from Kenyans hurting from
seeing opulence from state officers and elected leaders.
The UDA lieutenant regretted
that the institutions established by the constitution to fight corruption have
been captured by cartels leading to wanton graft.
To drive his point home,
Cheruiyot further urged the government to go a step further and ban fundraisings
in churches and other public forums as a means to tackle corruption.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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