David Ndii Reveals Why Govt Came Up With Controversial Finance Bill
David Ndii, the Chairperson of the Presidential Council of Economic Advisors, addressed the controversy over this year’s Finance Bill on Saturday, June 22.
On his X account, the economist criticized previous regimes for accumulating massive debts through corruption.
He explained that these substantial debts necessitated the creation of the Finance Bill 2024 to mitigate the country’s debt levels.
Ndii pointed out the irony of some protesters being the offspring of those who bankrupted the nation.
Ndii asserted that some of those demonstrating were related to former corrupt officials.
He suggested that protesters inquire with their families about the misused funds, implying that it financed their lifestyles and education.
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Ndii argued that the tactic of class warfare was outdated and ineffective with the current generation.
He emphasized that the government would not be swayed by street protests to alter the Finance Bill 2024.
Ndii encouraged the protesting youth to support the government’s tax measures, claiming they aimed to revitalize the economy.
He warned protesters to be cautious about their actions while inviting them to participate in the country’s change.
Ndii’s remarks followed recent protests by Kenyans against the controversial bill.
Throughout the week, Kenyans nationwide protested the bill, urging legislators to reject the proposed tax measures.
Despite the protests, the bill advanced to the next stage with the support of 204 Members of Parliament.
David Ndii Reveals Why Govt Came Up With Controversial Finance Bill
