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Kisii residents have asked Raila Odinga and William Ruto to discuss issues to do with the common mwananchi during their dialoguesThey warned against the agenda of creating positions for the political class forgetting that all they need is a lower cost of livingOn Rigathi Gachagua, they asked him to take a back seat in running the country because according to them; he has made things worseA section of Kisii county residents has asked President William Ruto to tame his deputy Rigathi Gachagua over his verbal outburst.
Azimio la Umoja leader Raila Odinga during their anti-government protests in Kibra. Photo: Raila Odinga.
Source: FacebookA resident identified as Pogba explained that the Kenya Kwanza government is not bad but Gachagua’s choice of words during speeches has branded the administration in a bad way.
“I want to thank Raila Odinga for accepting William Ruto’s call for dialogue. Ruto’s government is not bad, the problem is his deputy, he should relax and learn how a country is run. If he is not careful, I think Raila will take up his position,” he said.They congratulated Ruto and his political nemesis Raila for leaving the streets and accepting to engage in a dialogue to help the country move forward.
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“I want to congratulate Raila Odinga and William Ruto for standing down on their hard political stances because nobody was winning this war but Kenyans were hurting,” he explained.He claimed that the second in command does not understand the plight of Kenyans and is a bloodthirsty leader who spews violence.
“He blamed his hangers-on claiming that someone like Gachagua does not have the love of Kenyans at heart. He does not care. Gachagua does not understand the plight of Kenyans,” he said.Bipartisan approachThe residents who spoke to Kisii Hot TV asked the leaders to drop their guards at the negotiation table and focus their conversation on improving the lives of Kenyans.
They asked the President to avoid discussing sharing the government agenda and creating positions for the elite.
“Let the issues of Kenyans dominate your talks and not the creation of positions for the rich. Our country must move forward,” he pleaded.The boda boda riders asked Raila to forget about the issue of the IEBC server saying the Supreme Court reigned on the matter.
Gachagua asks Raila to call off demosOn Monday, March 20, the veteran politician held the first anti-government protest in Nairobi.
The second in command was in Mombasa and spoke to the press asking Raila to call off the demos because they had plunged the country into an economic mess.
We want to urge these people to consider calling off the chaos and the intimidation this afternoon because what they are doing is
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