The Jubilee leader and Kenya President, Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday warned Prime Minister Raila Odinga over his continued criticism of the Jubilee Administration’s development projects.
Speaking after commissioning the Kangema-Gacharage road in Kiharu Constituency in Muranga County, President Kenyatta said Mr Odinga’s aim was to convince the Africa Development Bank (ADB) and the World Bank to stop sponsoring Jubilee projects with his wild allegations of corruption to achieve his selfish ends.
“The aim of the Opposition leader is to convince ADB and World Bank to stop availing resources for us to initiate development projects in the pretext that there is corruption so that he can tell Kenyans we have failed to deliver,” said President Kenyatta.
The Head of State said the Government was committed to the unity of all Kenyans saying days for confrontational politics were long gone.
Speaking during the same event, Deputy President William Ruto said the Government was focused on its development agenda for Kenyans.
“We are confident of our performance and track record. There is a big difference between those engaging in rhetoric and performance,” said Mr Ruto.
The Deputy President said the Government would continue implementing development projects that create positive impact in the lives of the people citing the construction of roads, connection of electricity, improvement of health and education among other projects.
“We are clear in what we are doing for Kenyans unlike our competitors who are busy engaging in demonstrations and rhetoric,” said Mr Ruto.
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