Uhuru should be patient, no need for drama- MP Koech
Belgut Member of Parliament Nelson Koech has advised former president Uhuru Kenyatta to exercise patience and avoid sensationalizing the issue regarding budgetary allocations to his office.
Koech expressed his views on Citizen TV, characterizing the actions of the former president’s office in clarifying the budget matter as dramatic and politically motivated.
Koech emphasized the need for patience from the office of retired President Uhuru Kenyatta, assuring that they will eventually receive their allocated funds without the need for dramatic gestures.
He emphasized that the government is not inclined towards pettiness and will ensure that the former president receives his entitled benefits without delay.
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Addressing concerns about the urgency of the situation, Koech questioned the necessity of prioritizing budgetary allocations for a president who is already financially secure.
He highlighted the economic challenges faced by all Kenyans and suggested that the former president should not expect special treatment in such circumstances.
The MP criticized former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s ongoing involvement in politics, particularly his roles as the chair of Azimio and leader of the Jubilee party, citing potential violations of the law.
Koech’s comments followed statements from Uhuru’s office accusing the state of failing to uphold his constitutional rights under the Retirement Benefits Act.
Uhuru’s spokesperson, Kanze Dena, revealed that despite an allocation of over one billion shillings, the office only received 28 million shillings in the last financial year.
The office’s grievances stem from what they perceive as neglect from the state, resulting in financial burdens for the former president.
They cited specific instances, such as the discrepancy between the allocated budget and the actual funds received, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in budgetary matters.
Uhuru should be patient, no need for drama- MP Koech
