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Leaders opposed to Finance Bill are insensitive to poor Kenyans' plight

A worker at affordable housing units under construction at Pangani Redevelopment Site

A worker at affordable housing units under construction at Pangani Redevelopment Site in this photo taken on January 21, 2022. Leaders opposed to the Finance Bill 2023, which contains a clause seeking the building of affordable housing for poor Kenyans, don’t care about the plight of the majority of the population, says Eliab Otiato.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

Selfishness • Leaders opposed to the Finance Bill 2023, which contains a clause seeking the building of affordable housing for poor Kenyans, don’t care about the plight of the majority of the population, says Eliab Otiato. “Let these people realise that even the lowly Kenyans have now been emboldened and will demand their fair share of public resources.” His contact is [email protected].

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