[DPPS]Deputy President William Ruto has today told the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) report proponents to tone down their threats and allow Kenyans to have a decent debate on the document. “Let us stop insults, threats and competition of nobody can stop reggae, we want an inclusive debate from all Kenyans small or powerful before we can take action on the proposed changes,” he said. He told Kenyans not to fall for the intimidation and threats, saying they are free to church without asking permission from anyone and must. Kaluma told those opposed to the report to present alternative recommendations to the BBI team instead of just opposing the report. Conversations on contents of the Bill begin when President Uhuru and ODM leader Raila Odinga unveil the BBI report officially at the Bomas of Kenya on Monday.

Source: Standard Digital October 25, 2020 12:11 UTC