Siaya Governor James Orengo is taking a bold stance on the state of Kenya’s government. While welcoming the idea of reconciliation between the government and the opposition, he demands that certain conditions are met first.
His stance reflects the gravity of the current situation and the dire need for change.
Orengo declares that if President William Ruto is to engage in meaningful truce with the opposition, he must first repeal the Finance Act, 2023.
He asserts that this repeal must happen urgently.
In addition, Orengo insists on the unconditional release of all protesters who were arrested and arraigned in court by the police during the anti-government protests.
These two demands are non-negotiable for Orengo, and he warns that failure to meet them will result in a continued push from the opposition until a government is in place that responds to the needs of the Kenyan people.
The cost of living is a major issue, and Orengo emphasizes that talks between the government and the opposition will only occur once the cost of living has come down.
Orengo is committed to ensuring that the government cannot run away from discussing the high cost of living.
He is fighting for the people of Kenya and their right to a government that serves them.
His bold stance shows that he is willing to stand up for what he believes in, even in the face of opposition.
Orengo’s dedication to his country and its citizens is admirable and inspiring, and his words are a call to action for change in Kenya.
It remains to be seen whether President Ruto will respond to Orengo’s demands and start down the path of reconciliation with the opposition.
However, if he does, Orengo’s efforts will have been well worth it.
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