( Photo courtesy of President William Ruto during a past event)
President William Ruto on 30th June morning at statehouse finally stamped authority by signing two major bills in the constitution.
As relayed by Mathenge, the head of state has signed into the law the county allocation of revenue bill and the equalization fund appropriation fund.
Having been flanked by deputy president Rigathi Gachagua, Prime cabinet secretary Musalia Mudavadi, National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula and Attorney general Justin Muturi, Ruto cemented the bills into law.
“President William Ruto has this morning signed into law the County Allocation of Revenue Bill and the Equalization Fund Appropriation Bill”, the report intimates.
The bill comes in line with Ruto’s plan of allocating funds to counties in order to ensure smooth running of activities without interference.
The move as well comes days after he signed the controversial finance bill which Azimio la Umoja one Kenya Coalition is against.
Speaking days ago, the coalition revealed their will embark on a non stop anti-government demonstrations as well follow a civil disobedience move that the former prime minister Raila Odinga launched.
Apparently, President William Ruto’s move of signing the bill into the law is a good move towards promoting devolution where counties won’t strain in finding their activities.
Lastly in your opinion, do you think Azimio la Umoja one Kenya Coalition plan of resuming mass action demonstrations is recommended even if the cost of living is still high?
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