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Ruto vows to investigate President Uhuru’s massive borrowing if he wins August elections

by Amos Khaemba

Deputy President William Ruto has blasted President Uhuru Kenyatta’s administration accusing it of excessive borrowing that needs to be investigated.

Speaking on Tuesday, March 15, at Kasarani Indoor Arena during the UDA National Delegates Convention, DP Ruto blamed the handshake for aiding in the blundering of the economy through massive borrowing.

“The only thing I can remember on matters to do with an economy that the handshake has done is to borrow 7 trillion in the 5 years, It is a tragedy that we must investigate,” Ruto said.

“Our competitors are telling us it is okay to have debt. But we must not be slaves of debt. Debt must be the last resort,” the DP added.

The second in command, further accused President Uhuru of what he termed state capture, saying there is a need to free independent institutions from monopoly by a few individuals.

“Our competitors are the agents of monopolies. They are the masters of conflict of interest. They are the agents of state capture and we must free this country,

“They believe that this nation should be about a few people who wield the levers of state power. This country is not just about leaders. This country is about 50 million Kenyans.” Ruto said.

If elected the president on August 9, DP Ruto promised to introduce integrity at the Kenya Revenue Authority, Directorate of Criminal Investigations, and the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission saying currently the institutions are only serving political interests.

“On our first day we will free the DCI, we will free the KRA from the state capture; they have weaponized DCI, KRA, and the EACC to run political errands,” Ruto said as his supporters cheered him on.

DP Ruto’s big day was attended by leaders from other political parties among them Musalia Mudavadi (ANC), Moses Wetang’ula (Ford Kenya), Mwangi Kiunjuri (TSP), and Moses Kuria (CCK).

Others were Jimi Wanjigi (Safina), Isaac Ruto of Chama Cha Mashinani, and Tujibebe Wakenya leader William Kabogo.

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