Deputy President Kithure Kindiki is currently in North Eastern region. He is attending an empowerment program in Wajir Town flanked by area leaders and those allied to the United Democratic party.
Well, his visit has sparked mixed reactions online especially after his remarks on why they should vote for President William Ruto in the 2027 general election. According to him, those in the north eastern should be grateful that President William Ruto abolished the vetting of National identification cards.
For this reason, those in the region should turn up in large numbers and vote for him again in the upcoming general election.
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Kindiki claimed that, for years, residents there have been struggling to get identification cards due to such a long process that involved asking many questions from one Level to another. The procedure was tedious leaving people without crucial documents.
” People from this region should vote for President William Ruto in large numbers. Removal of the vetting process on the national identification cards has facilitated the registration of many Kenyans who were denied the essential documents for years. They are now enjoying the process.” Said Kindiki.
Well, Kenyans have called him out for his remarks. According to them, it seems like he is using the vetting process as a bribe for votes. They have asked the government to be careful with the process and not to temper the national security structures.
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