“Wananchi expect their leaders to implement development projects that will improve their lives but not to engage in endless politicking which is counter-productive,” he said.
He said leaders from across the political divide must join hands to create a conducive environment that will attract investors who will create jobs for the country’s young people.
“We must work together for the benefit of all Kenyans,” President Kenyatta said.
Leaders including Nyeri Governor Nderitu Gachagua and former legislators Kalembe Ndile and Mark Too castigated those calling for a referendum, saying they should get their priorities right instead of misleading Kenyans into a ‘path of destruction’.
The leaders said the funds that would be used for a referendum could go a long way in implementing development that would help improve lives of Kenyans.
Speaking during the occasion, Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Felix Kosgei said his ministry has set aside Sh 150 million for a dam project in Kieni constituency to boost irrigation.
The Cabinet Secretary assured that the Ministry will continue working with county governments to ensure the country is food secure.
