Raila accuses Ruto of micromanagement of Kenyan economic affairs
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Azimio leader Raila Odinga says Ruto is mismanaging Kenyan economic affairs by singlehandedly attempting to handle too many crucial State functions at the same time
Azimio leader Raila Odinga says Ruto is mismanaging Kenyan economic affairs by singlehandedly attempting to handle too many crucial State functions at the same time.
Opposition leader Raila Odinga is now accusing President William Ruto of micromanaging government affairs.
According to the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya coalition party leader, President Ruto is singlehandedly attempting to handle too many crucial State functions at the same time and, hence is likely to fail.
Raila Odinga further stated that the opposition is unwilling to offer advice to the Kenya Kwanza administration due to what he intimated to be cluelessness masquerading as a know-it-all.
“You cannot be one person, you’re Mr. President, you’re the Permanent Secretary in all ministries, you’re the Minister, you know everything…even if El Nino is coming, you’re the one who knows…the work which should be done by the Director of Meteorology, is being done by you as a President,” said Mr. Odinga.
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“You’re talking about everything…even if somebody’s wife did not dress properly, you’re the one who knows…this is where we have a problem, and these people don’t know that they don’t know, and we’re not ready to advise them because they know everything.”
The Azimio chief further stated that the current state of the economic affairs and the high cost of living is unlikely to change anytime soon if the Ruto government does not change tact.
Raila Odinga called on the government to stop increasing taxes adding that the increment will not solve the problem in the country.
“Things are not going to get better because these people are messing up, they don’t know how to run a competitive economy. Things will not change.”
“Increasing taxes is not the solution to the problem we are having, when you increase the taxes there is always the tendency to evade, people will evade taxes,” he said.
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