Editor's Review

"I'm waiting to see the MPs who will go and vote against housing that will give these people a chance to own a decent home," President Ruto. 

Narok Senator Ledama Olekina has told Members of Parliament (MPs) that they have the ultimate voting rights in the National Assembly.

In a statement via Twitter on Sunday, June 4, Senator Ledama urged MPs not to be threatened by President William Ruto to vote in favour of the Finance Bill 2023. 

"Members of parliament please remember that you are the ones who have the power. Do not be threatened by President William Ruto and his deputy Rigathi Gachagua. You can start by denying them money," Senator Ledama tweeted. 

President Ruto in Narok County. 

Speaking in Narok County on Sunday, President Ruto said that he was waiting to see the MPs who will vote against the Government's plan to create employment for young people. 

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"I agree with those saying we should know how each MP will have voted. I'm waiting to see that MP that will vote to object to the government's agenda to create jobs for these young Kenyans who voted for them. I'm waiting. 

"I'm waiting to see the MPs who will go and vote against housing that will give these people a chance to own a decent home, with 5% mortgage when themselves as leaders are getting 3% mortgage from taxes paid by Kenyans. I want to see them," Ruto stated.