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Raila aide SETS Uhuru’s PANTS on FIRE, says President takes ‘SELFIES’ on Projects INITIATED by PM Odinga

June 21, 2015 Leave a Comment

By Dennis Onyango via Facebook

Somebody tell Jubilee that literally everything they have been unveiling for the last two years was started by Prime Minister Raila Odinga.

Raila created the Geothermal Development Company from scratch to shift Kenya from hydro power.

Lamu port was first mooted in 1972. But it never took off until Raila became prime minister.

New terminal at JKIA was started by Raila Odinga as part of his infrastructure agenda.

Raila created Thika super highway and all the bypasses around Nairobi and other towns as minister for roads in 2003.

The Standard Gauge Railway was initiated by Raila.

Raila created Nuclear Power commission from scratch.

Now somebody tell me a single thing Ruto and Uhuru have created.

The so called maize scandal happened under William Ruto who is Uhuru deputy and raila sacked him for it.

Uhuru was minister for Finance. Under him CBK made a loss for the first time and the shilling hit an all time low.

Somebody tell me what Uhuru and Ruto have achieved in the past or achieved or started now.

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Raila Odinga, Uhuru Kenyatta

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