Dr. Daniel Manduku supports president Ruto's decision on finance bill

Nyaribari Masaba Member of Parliament, Dr. Daniel Manduku, has publicly expressed his support for President William Ruto's decision not to pass the Finance Bill for the fiscal year 2024/2025. Dr. Manduku made these remarks during his routine constituency walkabout, where he engaged with residents and offered various forms of support to the less fortunate in the area.

During his visit, Dr. Manduku underscored the significance of the President's decision, highlighting that it aligns with the needs and concerns of the Kenyan populace, particularly those from marginalized and economically disadvantaged backgrounds. He emphasized that rejecting the Finance Bill would prevent additional financial burdens on citizens who are already struggling with the high cost of living.

In a generous gesture of support for education in his constituency, Dr. Manduku distributed cheques totaling 1.5 million Kenyan Shillings to several schools. These funds are aimed at improving educational facilities and providing better learning opportunities for students in Nyaribari Masaba. The MP reiterated his commitment to ensuring that all children in his constituency have access to quality education, regardless of their socio-economic status.

Dr. Manduku's initiative to support the less fortunate and his dedication to improving educational infrastructure were well-received by the residents. Many expressed their gratitude for his continued efforts to uplift the community and address their pressing needs.

In his address, Dr. Manduku stated, "Our President's decision to withhold the Finance Bill is a testament to his understanding and responsiveness to the plight of ordinary Kenyans. It is imperative that we, as leaders, prioritize the welfare of our people and take concrete steps to alleviate their struggles. Education is a fundamental right, and by investing in our schools, we are securing a brighter future for our children."