The ethnic profiling remarks made by CS Aden Duale in response to the Ol Kalou by-election are deeply regrettable. It is both overly simplistic and dangerous to reduce the governmentβs political challenges to tribal prejudice, especially when this very Kikuyu community stood with us so overwhelmingly in the past.
Cabinet Secretary @HonAdenDuale, given your stature and long experience in politics, such utterances are wholly unacceptable. An apology is not only necessary, it is owed to the people of Kenya.
As we move toward the General Election, let us embrace responsibility and sobriety in our words and actions. Kenya belongs to all of us, Kikuyus included, and our unity must never be undermined by careless rhetoric.
@WilliamsRuto
Requiring a set amount of money to run for president only protects the rich and fuels corruption.Any president becomes wealthy must undergo an audit to disclose where their income came from. Transparency should be the requirement, not a bank balance.
Listening to this clip you wonder what did the Kikuyu community do to Duale to the extent he's calling them hyenas? Tuambiwe ni ngamia ngapi tulips. The hatred is too much.
It took the Narok Senator and Kitui Senator to raise the alarming issue on the floor of the house.
So, where are the leaders from the Gikuyu community to protect their own from the attacks of the hate-filled CS? It is taking the pain of other senators to say enough is enough?
My fellow hyenas goodnight