President William Ruto is now facing backlash from almost all parts of the country. It seems like Kenyans are no longer interested in policies he is bringing to them.
Just yesterday, he was called out by clergys for allegedly enabling lying culture instead of addressing real issues affecting Kenyans. He was asked to end abductions, stop corruption and focus on Kenyan issues.
Well, Wiper Party Leader Kalonzo Musyoka has sent a warning to Kenyans over a policy formulated by Ruto. He has asked Kenyans to be vigilant.
Speaking at a press conference, Kalonzo Musyoka wondered why big organizations like bill gates one was targeting to vaccinate cows in Kenya, when no such thing is happening in their country.
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He has asked all Kenyans not to allow any person claiming to be from the government with vaccines in their homes. He has asked everyone to be vigilant and not fall for the trap that will lead to a negative outcome on the cows.
” Kenyans should be vigilant with what is happening. They should not allow themselves to be deceived by those in government. No cow should be vaccinated by the people who are not vaccinating their cows.” Said Kalonzo Musyoka.
The vaccination process is supposed to commence next year and over five million cows are targeted. According to the government, the vaccination process will cure more disease and allow Kenyans to sell their cows internationally.
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