President Uhuru Kenyatta, Deputy President William Ruto, Machakos
Governor Alfred Mutua arrive at Machakos Stadium after a tour of
Machakos Level 5 Hospital May 27, 2015. DPPS
President Uhuru Kenyatta Wednesday urged opposition leaders to learn to be civilised in competitive politics.
He said nothing warranted a politician to use foul language every other day.
He said nothing warranted a politician to use foul language every other day.
“Go
back to school and learn to be civilised human beings,” said the
President when he addressed a huge gathering at Katulu Primary school in
Matungulu Constituency, Machakos County.
He was
cheered when he said foul-mouthed politicians should take advantage of
schools that are now connected to electricity and get themselves some
education.
“Kenyans want kazi mashinani and not the other things they talk about,” said the president.
Deputy President William Ruto said the Jubilee Government would not be distracted from its development agenda.
RESPECTS ALL LEADERS
The
DP said the Jubilee Government respected all elected leaders and would
work with all irrespective of their political parties.
Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua said he would continue working with the National Government to develop his county.
He said Kenyans want development and his politics was based on progress for the people.
Makueni
Governor Kivutha Kibwana said: “Kenyans want maendeleo mashinani and
this is the way to go”. He also asked the president to extend his
support to Makueni and Kitui counties like he had done with Governor
Mutua.
Governor Kibwana said the region would not
blindly follow a particular community to ascend to power but would
pursue the path of development.
Additional reporting Stephen Muthini and Gaston Valusi
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