{UAH} Uhuru should exchange places with Amina Mohamed

Solve graft in 'visit', Kenyans tell Uhuru

BY GIDEON KETER

December 7, 2015

     

KENYANS yesterday ridiculed President Uhuru Kenyatta as a "visiting Head of State to Kenya" following his week-long visit abroad.

Uhuru jetted back yesterday after visits to Malta, Paris and South Africa.

Moments after Uhuru posted on his Facebook and Twitter accounts that he had jetted back, Kenyans took to social media to criticise him and tell him he has travelled abroad to the detriment of citizens.

Stephen Kariuki told Uhuru on Facebook he should consider swapping jobs with Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed.

"Uhuru should exchange places with Amina Mohamed i.e. he acts as Foreign Affairs CS because he loves being in other countries than Kenya," he posted on Uhuru's timeline.

Anwar Saddat told Uhuru that during his "visit to Kenya", he should make time to deal with corruption and poor services.

"Welcome Tourist in chief. While visiting Kenya, you can enjoy unlimited corruption, where Sh250 billion is injected into the economy but the prices of drinking water, fuel, and household goods go up. Remember to stop by our Parliament and taste the food cooked by our lawmakers, who just returned from a cooking tour of India," he said.

However, State House spokesman Manoah Esipisu defended the trips, saying they have enabled Kenya to secure billions of dollars in loans and infrastructure deals.

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