Kenya’s Prime Cabinet Secretary, the Honorable Moses Mudavadi, has advised the opposition leader, the Honorable Raila Odinga, to embrace the results of last year’s general elections and move on.
Mudavadi, speaking in Sabatia at the memorial of his friend and businessman Patrick Najoli, emphasized that the opposition wastes a great deal of time on politics, thereby derailing development.
The opposition, led by the Honorable Raila Odinga, is expected to monitor the government’s actions. Also addressing the audience, Hon. Mudavadi stated that Hon. Raila was not being truthful.
He stated that the opposition leader must understand that in every competition, one side loses and the other side gains, which is democracy.
The opposition will not give up on exposing the servers and lowering living expenses. These are some of the most important issues for which the opposition has called for demonstrations.
Even though the cost of living has increased, every Kenyan currently struggles to meet his daily requirements. However, the president has issued a statement indicating that the price of flour will decrease to Ksh 150.
This will be a relief to the majority of Kenyans who consume ugali. The honorable Mudavadi has now asked the opposition to grant the government time to fulfill its promises to Kenyans.
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