President Uhuru Kenyatta and some of his fiercest political opponents stood shoulder to shoulder to deliver one message to Kenyans. Their coming together came at a time when more than 40 county assemblies had approved the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill, 2020, popularly known as the BBI Bill. Indeed, BBI represents a once-in-a-generation break from the past; to resolve many longstanding national challenges that hold Kenyans back from realising a united and prosperous Kenya for all. In fact, Kenyans are eagerly awaiting the referendum to ensure that they deal with the ultimate public participation, which is to vote. They should be cautious of the mischief by some political players who are seeking to deal a blow to the process of Kenyans exercising their sovereignty.

Source: The Star March 02, 2021 04:30 UTC