MY OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT KENYATTA

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David maluki is a young blogger and investigative journalist who have special interest in kenya Politics an in this column he is writing to President of Kenya let see what he is saying

 President Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta on August 8, millions of Kenyans exercised there democratic right by participating in a general election. You where competing with your worthy competitor Hon. Raila Amollo Odinga and you managed to be the winner but after all the all exercise was challenged in court and the win was  annulled.

Fresh election was ordered within 60 days and your close competitor withdrew and you managed to run with other less famous presidential candidates, you won the election again and now Mr. President i would like to know your plan for the  common citizen. 

We are experiencing hard life Mr.President and we are looking to you since you are our only hope. Over 40 million Kenyans are hoping for good life where the price of the products is far less than their income. I would like to know when are you solving the following
  1. KSD/USD: (78 v 103)
  2. Public debt :(1.2 v 4.1) trillion
  3. Unemployment: 54 v 66%
  4. Corruption index:???
  5. GDP per capita (1300 v 1100) USD
  6. Ethnic division i lack term to say it
My only question is this when,how and when are you going to solve this challenges.

THANK YOU PRESIDENT 
Location: Kenya

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