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Ladies and gentlemen...
I campaigned and voted for Dr. William Ruto against all odds.
Being a Luo, the easiest option was to join my tribesmen in singing Baba the #5. After all, it was the first time in history that the Incumbent President, the deepstate and system were on the side of Luos.
But I chose otherwise!
Why?
Because I knew that our country was already off a very steep cliff and that Baba the #5 was one of the people who helped Uhuru to push our country over the cliff.
I needed someone who could make the had and very unpopular decisions to save our country!
I wanted a man who could do away with the unsustainable subsidies and nonsensical borrowing (where you borrow from China to pay salaries etc).
Well, I believed that man was Ruto and supported him despite the risks!
Fortunately, Ruto won!
After assessing the situation, the President decided to travel a very unpopular road...
Ruto decided to question the status quo in ways no one had dared before...
1. He asked why parents who could take their kids to premium academies wanted the government to fund their kids at the university even though they could pay.
He decided to reform the High Education Funding System, make it EQUITABLE!
2. Daktari Ruto questioned why a self-employed person (contributing 500/- to NHIF) was only entitled to paracetamol and mediocre cover while a civil servant (earning 500k but contributing 1700/- to NHIF) could easily walk into Nairobi Hospital to treat "homa".
Ruto chose contribution based on percentage and of course an overhaul NHIF to make UHC a reality
3. William questioned why a country should spend 600bn in Education every year without any plan to create jobs for graduates.
The President decided to create jobs through the Housing Fund and other avenues
4. Dr. William wondered why our parents should retire into poverty ati because NSSF isn't working
He chose to reform NSSF and revamped the Inua Jamii Cash Transfer to include EVERYONE above 70.
5. The President wondered why a country like Kenya, blessed with arable land, should have her people dying of starvation every year...
The President decided to avail cheaper fertilizer to farmers. Extension services are returning to our farmers too!
These decisions ladies and gentlemen were not popular! As you know too well, it's human nature to resist change. But President Ruto made the hard decisions Anyway!
To remove ourselves from the valley, we needed to find a new source of income!
Either we continue borrowing or fund ourselves out of the poverty!
President Ruto has, again taken the tax route!
The unpopular, but more sustainable, plan has seen prices of things like fuel go up and many have to do with a thinner paycheck!
Now I'm willing to give Dr. William a a chance to get us out of the cliff!
I know others who say Ruto should go the Uhuru route i.e, lie to Kenyans that things are okay through subsidies and endless borrowing!
I'm for a little pain now to save us from a lot of pain later!
There are those who say let's enjoy now...we may not be there when the real suffering begins.
As someone who voted for William, how do you vote?
A little pain now to save us later or false comfort now before we eventually jump into the fire?