Nyali MP Mohamed Ali’s claims about the opposition’s alleged spending on recent anti-government protests sparked controversy and debate amongst political circles in Kenya. His statement, made during the launch of the Toyota Fortuner local assembly line in Miritini, Mombasa, caused ripples and echoes that were heard even in State House.
It is intriguing that after allegedly spending a quarter of a billion shillings on the demonstrations, Azimio leaders could only afford to donate five million to those who were killed or injured. The numbers don’t add up, and it’s a mystery how the coalition came up with the funds.
Ali, who is renowned for his investigative journalism, has a reputation for uncovering hidden truths and shedding light on issues that many would prefer to keep in the dark. He is respected and feared by many, especially those in positions of power. His allegations about the funding of the demos, as well as the donations to the injured, could spark an investigation by authorities into the financial dealings of Azimio and the opposition.
The fact that the fourth President has denied financing the anti-government demonstrations raises more questions than answers. If the claims are false, who then is funding the protests? The plot thickens, and the web of deceit and political maneuvering deepens.
Only time will tell if the truth will come to light, but for now, the allegations and counter-claims continue to make headlines and generate discussion amongst Kenyans. As for the launch of the Toyota Fortuner local assembly line, it may have been overshadowed by the MP’s claims, but the event’s significance should not be overlooked. The investment will create job opportunities for locals and boost the country’s economy, which is much-needed during these challenging times.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2023-07-29-azimio-spent-sh250million-on-demos-mohamed-ali-claims/
Content created and supplied by: Mascherano (via Opera
News )
