Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has warned Kenya Kwanza politicians against ''displaying opulence and arrogance'' to Kenyans. Speaking in Kaplong, Bomet County on Sunday, Gachagua told leaders that they should respect Kenyans whom he said are their employers. "Let us stop chest thumbing, let us respect the people of Kenya, let's address them with humility and respect," Gachagua appealed. Gachagua referred to a section of Kenya Kwanza politicians who have been driving high-end and top-of-the-range cars while splashing millions in public display of opulence. "Don't display arrogance and opulence to people who are struggling, address people with humility and respect, you can still pass a powerful message with humility," he said.

Source: The Star June 30, 2024 13:18 UTC