Kenya: Ruto Asks MPs to Reject Fraudulent Laws

“We will be in Parliament to ensure the rights of Kenyans are upheld,” she said.

At the same time, The Deputy President has said he will implement a Universal Healthcare Coverage system within the first 100 days in office if he ascends the presidency.

Dr Ruto said Kenyans will pay a percentage of their income as opposed to a fixed amount to ensure everyone pays a fair amount.

“The first 100 days we will have a working Universal Health Coverage system if elected the next president,’ said Dr Ruto.

The Deputy President asked Kenyans to reject a puppet leader picked by a few leaders to look after their interests.

Dr Ruto urged Kenyans to elect a leader who has their interest at heart.

“We can not allow a few individuals sitting in a hotel somewhere to decide for us who will lead us. Whoever will lead Kenyans will be one elected by the people,” he said.

The Deputy President asked Kenyans not to fall into the trap of those advocating for ethnic and tribal political parties with the aim of dividing them.

“I urge Kenyans not to accept to be driven into village and tribal parties. We want a situation where Kenyans remain united,” said Dr Ruto.

The Deputy President asked Kenyans to embrace the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) that is committed to uniting the Country.

Dr Ruto pleadged to implement unfilled government promises citing the Big Four development agenda that sought to create jobs.

He assured farmers that he will reduce the cost of fertiliser from the current price of over Shs 5000 to Shs 2500 to improve agriculture and boost production.