Let the President do the right thing on Finance Bill 2024, Lobby says
Suba Development Forum Coordinator Bernard Okebe address residents of Gwasi during a past function-Photo Courtesy
By Dickson Odhiambo
June 27, 2024
Let the President do the right thing
on Finance Bill 2024, Lobby says
President Dr
William Ruto has been urged to follow the right procedure on the issue of the
controversial Finance Bill 2024.
Suba
Development Forum, a lobby group tells the President to use the three options
available so as to sort out the issue of the Finance Bill 2024 that most
Kenyans have rejected and has led to peaceful street protests in various parts
of the country.
Speaking at
Mukuyu in Gwasi within Homa Bay County, Suba Development Forum Coordinator
Bernard Okebe says the three options available for the President include
assenting the bill into law, leave it to and it becomes a law after 14 days or
send it back to Parliament with amendments he has proposed.
Okebe says
the President has no powers to withdraw the Bill as it is currently.
The Coordinator of the Suba Development Forum at the same time
applauded DP Rigathi Gachagua saying he is truthful and honest to the President
and people of Kenya by saying that the National Intelligence Service could have
led to the situation where it reached resulting into deaths.
"Sometimes is being honest to face the truth and tell the
King when he is naked and ask him to put on clothes," Okebe says.
He says the country has been on the wrong direction with
majority Kenyans crying to the President to hear their cries until Gen Z
decided to act to save Kenyans.
He chided those MPs who supported the bill with 'Yes " vote
but with full knowledge that they were doing it against the wishes of common
but majority Kenyans.
Okebe asked DP Gachagua to continue facing reality to issues
affecting common Kenyans by speaking out and advising the president as
required.
"Kenyans have been following keenly on the Finance Bill
2024 events and they have marked everyone who did what they did. Events at
parliament and to parliamentarians are clear sign of anger by Kenyans on
MPs", Okebe says.
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