Uhuru raids Railas stronghold with a promise for a better future

President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged residents of Kakamega County not to fall prey to the antics of the opposition, asking them to support Jubilee for development and progress.

President Kenyatta pointed out that the many development projects implemented by the national Government, even when majority of county residents did not vote for him in 2013, are proof that his administration cares for the welfare of residents of Kakamega County the same way he does with the rest of Kenya.

“We implemented development for you even when we knew many people from here did not vote for us. We assure you that we will do more for you because we are confident that you will vote for us based on our development track record,” President Kenyatta said as he wooed the residents to vote for Jubilee.

The President, who was accompanied by Deputy President William Ruto, spoke on Saturday as he kicked off Jubilee campaigns in Kakamega County at Senator Bonny Khalwale’s home ground of Malinya in Ikolomani Constituency.

The President made stops at Khayega, Shinyalu and Murhanda to address residents, assuring them that his administration will continue making heavy investments in development to uplift their lives.

He also warned traders against selling subsidised maize flour at higher prices than the recommended Ksh 90 per a two Kilogram packet.

“As we work to bridge the maize shortage, I want to warn traders that those who will be found to be hoarding or selling the subsidised maize flour at higher than the recommended Government price will be prosecuted,” he said.