Two Term Governors to get hefty send off
- Thread starter Meria
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Upus. 700k monthly pension.
Ningekua gava siwezi walipa more than 5k
Ningekua gava siwezi walipa more than 5k
wrongturn
Elder Lister
sio upus, they're just following examples that were set before them.
I remember mps passed the same thing on themselves.
Tiiga Waana
Elder Lister
I have never participated in any riot or mass action in Kenya as I have always believed that there were other more effective ways of solving political problems.
However given the painful financial implications of this pension proposal to ordinary Kenyans, and all for the raw unadulterated greed of a few good-for-nothing politicos, I am spoiling for a mutiny and a revolt of historical proportions.
How can a class of a few thousand people feel so entitled as to hold 50 million Kenyans ransom and condemn us to a life of squalor, lack and want whilst they enjoy a life of opulence, decadence and debauchery?
Like @mzeiya commented somewhere on these streets, isn’t pension supposed to be accrued and accumulated from personal contributions and agreed percentage contributions from one’s employer? In fact even the most generous employers hardly matches pound for pound on pensions leave alone giving a carte blanche as they wish.
Furthermore there are many companies as well as Banks offering private pensions services. Why can’t they prescribe to such instead of relying on the Government?
I am seething with outrage as I write this that I have come to the conclusion that my presidential, parliamentary and gubernatorial votes will only go to the candidates who will come out clearly, unambiguously and unequivocally against this madness of the tax payer forking out largesse for these insatiable leeches.
These politicians are on a mission to strip bare our enterprise that is Kenya. They are selfishly carving out the best meats and leaving the skeleton for the rest of us.
It is time that Kenyans of all persuasions, creeds and all walks of life converged at the County Halls up and down the country, disrupted the County business and made these people know who is Boss.
I am on my part working on my placard as it will definitely be catchy and will have something less than flattering for these greedy Governors and MCAs.
However given the painful financial implications of this pension proposal to ordinary Kenyans, and all for the raw unadulterated greed of a few good-for-nothing politicos, I am spoiling for a mutiny and a revolt of historical proportions.
How can a class of a few thousand people feel so entitled as to hold 50 million Kenyans ransom and condemn us to a life of squalor, lack and want whilst they enjoy a life of opulence, decadence and debauchery?
Like @mzeiya commented somewhere on these streets, isn’t pension supposed to be accrued and accumulated from personal contributions and agreed percentage contributions from one’s employer? In fact even the most generous employers hardly matches pound for pound on pensions leave alone giving a carte blanche as they wish.
Furthermore there are many companies as well as Banks offering private pensions services. Why can’t they prescribe to such instead of relying on the Government?
I am seething with outrage as I write this that I have come to the conclusion that my presidential, parliamentary and gubernatorial votes will only go to the candidates who will come out clearly, unambiguously and unequivocally against this madness of the tax payer forking out largesse for these insatiable leeches.
These politicians are on a mission to strip bare our enterprise that is Kenya. They are selfishly carving out the best meats and leaving the skeleton for the rest of us.
It is time that Kenyans of all persuasions, creeds and all walks of life converged at the County Halls up and down the country, disrupted the County business and made these people know who is Boss.
I am on my part working on my placard as it will definitely be catchy and will have something less than flattering for these greedy Governors and MCAs.
Nilisema waongezwe ifike an even 1 million per month. Na pia wajengewe nyumba for them to retire