Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has told the Kamba community that they threw their votes in the thicket by voting for the Azimio coalition in the 2022 polls.
While speaking at St. Charles Lwanga high school Gachagua said that the government was however ready to reconcile with the Kamba community and would not show any discrimination.
“We will not discriminate although most of you threw your votes into the forest. Making a mistake isn’t wrong, repeating the mistake is the problem. I will come here, again and again looking to form a friendship with you,” said the DP.
He noted that the Finance bill will pass in Parliament because the Kenya Kwanza coalition has the most lawmakers.
Accorfing to him the Finance bill will enable the government to get enough money to do development.
“Makali Mulu I want to tell you that the Finance bill will pass even if you will vote it down because we have enough lawmakers,” he added.
He spoke this after Kitui Central Member of Parliament Makali Mulu asked for the government to reconsider the 16 percent VAT proposal on Fuel in the Finance bill as it was burdening.
Gachagua also commended Tourism Cabinet Secretary Penina Malonza stating that she was discharging her duties diligently even though many saw her unfit for the position.
