- Environment Minister Aden Duale criticized Kenya's Kwanza politicians for disrespecting President William Ruto in public, and asked them to respect the presidency.
- Duale expressed his disappointment with leaders attacking Ruto despite being part of the campaign that brought him to power
- He reminded the leaders that their duties in the government need to fulfill the President's manifesto and share leadership powers.
- Duale also highlighted the cooperation between the government and the opposition, emphasizing joint efforts to face the country's challenges
Kericho – Environment Minister Aden Duale has called on senior politicians in Kenya's Kwanza administration for disrespecting the President in public William Ruto.
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Speaking during the 47th graduation ceremony at the Londiani Forestry College on Friday, September 13, Duale said the actions of the leaders undermined the presidency.
The minister expressed disappointment with leaders who have started criticizing the president despite being part of the government.
“Regardless of the position you have in the government, a respectable leader, a God-fearing leader must respect those in authority, especially the presidency which is an example of national unity, you see a politician stand up and insult the president, I see others. to insult the president,” Duale said.
The former Minister of Defense pointed out that although some Kenyan leaders are attacking Ruto, they are forgetting that they were all part of the campaign that brought him to power.
He emphasized that their responsibilities are joint, and it is not fair to put all the burden on the president.
“If you want to be respected by those above you, you must also show respect. Therefore, I ask the leaders of Kenya First, we were all with the president; we campaigned with him. We collectively committed to the president's announcement. Today you cannot hold a position in the government and at the same time complain and say that only the president should fulfill it.
How should leaders deal with Kenya's problems?
Duale suggested that solving Kenya's challenges is a joint effort that requires cooperation from the ruling party and the opposition.
He highlighted the unity between government leaders and the opposition in dealing with issues affecting Kenyans.
“The challenges facing our country are not only the government's or the opposition's. Now the government and the opposition are working together. When I go to the treasury, I stay with Mbadi; if it's fishing, I stay with A robe; if it's about SMEs and cooperatives, I'm looking for Oparanya They say when they need a solution, they come to us ministers from the Kenyan side First so that we all,” Duale noted.
In addition, he stressed that the administration of Kenya Kwanza and the opposition must fulfill their main responsibility to solve the problems of Kenyans.
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