- Public Service Minister Justin Muturi has been exposed to his ongoing criticism against the government he serves
- On Tuesday, February 4, the Meru Council of Elders rebuked the minister, demanding that he end his constant attack on the Kenyan government.
- The elders also advised him to look for his boss, President William Ruto and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki to make amends
Meru's Elders' Council, the famous Njuri Ncheke, has voiced its views on the seemingly serious relationship between the Minister of Public Service Justin Muturi And his boss, President William Ruto.
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Speaking on Tuesday, February 4, the elders asked Muturi to meet Ruto and Deputy President Kithure Kindikisaying he cannot criticize the government he serves.
“We elders of Njuri Ncheke love you Muturi, but we urge you not to break down the house while you are still inside. Back to your president and his deputy who is your brother Kithure Kindiki to speak,” One elder said.
The elders said Muturi was one of the 22 chief secretaries who could easily reach the head of state and fix matters.
They also called on Muturi to stop criticizing the government of Kenya first and focus on performing his responsibilities accordingly.
The elders also said that the Mount Kenya area does not want to be separated from the government, as they seek to be part of it for development.
“Go talk to the President. We also urge you not to say bad government. Start working with the government because we do not want bad politics in the Mount Kenya region. We want to be part of the government, so that we can continue,” the elders added.
Muturi calls on the government after the murder of the sequences
Njuri Ncheke's statement comes a few days after Minister Muturi criticized the government once again following the discovery of the bodies of two of the three men who had disappeared.
Speaking in Nairobi on Friday, January 31, the minister criticized government security officials for their defense and satisfaction, which led to the disappearance of some Kenyans and others found dead.
Giving condolences to the extremists, Muturi advised that it was high time for the government to put aside all other issues and focus on security issues.
He explained that the government should not focus on reforming the economy while the electorate disappeared while others were found dead.
The minister called for the formation of an investigative commission to investigate the kidnapping and to hold the perpetrators.
Earlier he had claimed that the director of the national intelligence service Noordin Haji was involved in the kidnapping of his son, Leslie Muturi, during the The procession against the government.
The minister claimed in a report signed that his son Leslie was allegedly kidnapped on June 23, 2024, in Kilimani Nairobi and people believed to be police officers.
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