Mr. Ndetitu, you are my Hero in this Serikali ya Majambazi Finance Bill. You have said it all and men and women who have brain have listened. We applaud you my brother👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
How marvelous it would be if young people refused to be led by politicians into a path of division, power-seeking & arrogance; but instead saw the beauty of harmony, humility & oneness?
Us Mt. Kenyans have been showing woeful lack of ability to make good political choices. I saw some very good people, where the difference between them and their opponents was night & day, not voted in because they weren't in UDA. People put emotions etc ahead of impact to their community, the future generation etc
@@kenyann4906 Here is the American Political experience. Billionaires make the best Presidents, because they understand how to make money, which most of us don't. The problem is billionaires popularity rapidly decreases after they are elected , because ordinary people find them out of touch with their harsh reality. So after a billionaire has served his term then a regular every day Joe is elected and the process repeats itself . The point is economies do not change overnight. The policies implemented today will produce change 5 or 10 years down the road. Whoever is in power nowis dealing with the after effects of policy decisions made many years in the past. Few people understand this, and unfortunately that is what shapes our politics. We evaluate leaders based on the current situation, even though the current situation may be as a result of another administrations past decisions. It's a heritage paradox.
@@triplebeans4159 Absolutely not. Making big money is an art form that requires special skills. That’s why only 1% of almost every country on the planet are the ruling elite. These are folks who have the know how to see opportunity where most people can’t. In Kenya they have adopted the democratic process of electing leaders and that process is extremely expensive to say the least. If you do not have the financial means to seek an elected office, you might as well “hang it up.” Too often is the case, where we get these career politicians who have failed in business, and want to seek political office. These types of leaders are a disaster to the country, as they bring no new ideas to the table. If you can’t run a business successfully, what makes you think that you can bring your bad ideas in running an economy? It simply doesn’t work. This is why Kenyans are experiencing severe hardship under a hustler government. These folks aren’t business men. Ruto and Gachugu’s have questionable business dealings, which they have now managed to quash in the courts. If these are are folks you have chosen to manage your economy, I wish you all the best, however, I can assure you that it will be brutal and painful.
It starts with the Finance Bill, then the MPs' meeting to agree to increase there salary because taxes will go up, as the cost of living shoots up and Mwananchi will eventually bear the burden of the additional taxes. The Government MUST re look into the recurrent expenditure, bring salaries and other irrelevant costs down.
I like these brains Nderitus and Jimmy Wanjigis very knowledgeable young guys for leadership and what the country requires. Pros and cons. God bless us. Very frustrating for guys who understand economic issues and seeing what is ahead
I think they regime include the president they seems don't know what they doing or they are premature baby driving 20 wheeler truck.....it's sad and also 😂😂
Mr. Ndetitu, you are my Hero in this Serikali ya Majambazi Finance Bill. You have said it all and men and women who have brain have listened. We applaud you my brother👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
Very good brain . Thank you .Okello N'jaramba
How marvelous it would be if young people refused to be led by politicians into a path of division, power-seeking & arrogance; but instead saw the beauty of harmony, humility & oneness?
The current young people is a gang of fools who dont even understand themselves.
This guy is the power behind Kibaki’s transformation of the country, he is sober.
No - Kibaki was the power behind the transformation. Was he drunk from 2013- 2022 ?
indeed sober. Ruto wouidn't even think about the things he's talking about. it's a domino effect. Can you imagine people like him in Top positions
@@gamersnevercryever Kibaki wasn’t a lone ranger like your prophet! Listen to those who worked close to him.
Fairly objective. The remarks on the local borrowing would need to be factually checked for the interest rates.
Brilliant and Articulate. A good choice for a MT. KENYA presidential candidate perhaps?
Us Mt. Kenyans have been showing woeful lack of ability to make good political choices. I saw some very good people, where the difference between them and their opponents was night & day, not voted in because they weren't in UDA. People put emotions etc ahead of impact to their community, the future generation etc
@@kenyann4906 Here is the American Political experience. Billionaires make the best Presidents, because they understand how to make money, which most of us don't. The problem is billionaires popularity rapidly decreases after they are elected , because ordinary people find them out of touch with their harsh reality. So after a billionaire has served his term then a regular every day Joe is elected and the process repeats itself . The point is economies do not change overnight. The policies implemented today will produce change 5 or 10 years down the road. Whoever is in power nowis dealing with the after effects of policy decisions made many years in the past. Few people understand this, and unfortunately that is what shapes our politics. We evaluate leaders based on the current situation, even though the current situation may be as a result of another administrations past decisions. It's a heritage paradox.
Mt Kenya is easy to manipulate. Just pour alcohol and drugs just before the election period. Then play a freedom song. You got 'em. Idiots.
@@Dan13Speed"billionaires make the best presidents"you must be trolling lol.
@@triplebeans4159 Absolutely not. Making big money is an art form that requires special skills. That’s why only 1% of almost every country on the planet are the ruling elite.
These are folks who have the know how to see opportunity where most people can’t. In Kenya they have adopted the democratic process of electing leaders and that process is extremely expensive to say the least. If you do not have the financial means to seek an elected office, you might as well “hang it up.”
Too often is the case, where we get these career politicians who have failed in business, and want to seek political office.
These types of leaders are a disaster to the country, as they bring no new ideas to the table.
If you can’t run a business successfully, what makes you think that you can bring your bad ideas in running an economy? It simply doesn’t work.
This is why Kenyans are experiencing severe hardship under a hustler government. These folks aren’t business men. Ruto and Gachugu’s have questionable business dealings, which they have now managed to quash in the courts.
If these are are folks you have chosen to manage your economy, I wish you all the best, however, I can assure you that it will be brutal and painful.
It starts with the Finance Bill, then the MPs' meeting to agree to increase there salary because taxes will go up, as the cost of living shoots up and Mwananchi will eventually bear the burden of the additional taxes. The Government MUST re look into the recurrent expenditure, bring salaries and other irrelevant costs down.
I like these brains Nderitus and Jimmy Wanjigis very knowledgeable young guys for leadership and what the country requires. Pros and cons. God bless us. Very frustrating for guys who understand economic issues and seeing what is ahead
"young guys"😆😆😆😆
@@njuenjagi4983 Yes .less 70 yrs are young guys if they understand stuff even 80 so long as he understand stuff kama baba.
At least this makes sense. As he said, would encourage devolution as it is very expensive to manage everything centrally
How i wished this guy replaced David ndee
Nderitu will soon be Azimio Finance Minister.
Soon meaning, exactly that.
Brilliant guy
It's shows mediocre government in the name of hulster government
I think they regime include the president they seems don't know what they doing or they are premature baby driving 20 wheeler truck.....it's sad and also 😂😂
Best would be president.
Why do you let leaders play with your minds like a guitar whi plays every music??
Debt ya kenya is 200 trillion shillings and 30 trillion shillings interest in dollars denominations. Kenya lipa next 300 years