Kindiki urges central region leaders to stop divisive politics

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has urged people from the central region to stop divisive politics and focus on development.
Speaking at kibingoti market in Ndia constituency where he was accompanied by Ndia Member of Parliament, the Deputy President said he was in desperate words for the first time to see people of central region rotting other people’s properties over divisive politics.
The Deputy President made an impromptu inspection of the economic stimulus project in Kirinyaga and commissioned the access roads to Kiine Girls High School a project from Kenol -Marua dual Carriageway.
Kindiki urged leaders and the residents to focus on development in the region as the Kenya kwanza administration wants to focus on promises they promised the residents and avoid development being distracted by divisive politics as all political issues will be sorted out in 202.
The DP hailed third president Mwai Kibaki and fourth President Uhuru Kenyatta for doing their work without divisive politics.
Muraya Kamunde
Writes about local news for KBC Digital.
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