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TKheshPr1e0si.d0e0ndt’saiDlyigoesntliDnaeilye,dition WhereMPonicdtauyr, eMsaTy a2l9k, 2T0h2o3usands Of WWorhdesre PNioct.4u1re2s TMalOk NTDhoAuYs,anMdAsYO2f 9W, o2r0d2s3 1 The His Excellency’s Signature Since 2013 President William Ruto shaking hands with Busia Senator Okiya Omtata at Busia Stadium during the Interdenom Thanksgiving service There were light moments after President Ruto that he will file a na hii kazi nafanya ni kutafutia People are bringing in too many Siaya County Senator Okiya Om- petition in court to challenge the watu ajira, tafadhali ongelesh- stories on Housing Fund. tatah warned President William bill. eni Okiya. Ruto against his plans to push Those who have the controversial Finance Bill of However, the President “But I like Okiya he is a pay slips want you (who don't 2023 through in parliament. told off Okiya, saying he was good man, he wants to take me have) to continue languishing in fighting a course that is going to to court but at least he has not poverty\" added the President. President Ruto responded help Kenyans. taken part in destructive by asking the Senator to let him demonstrations. He reminded Okiya that he serve Kenyans especially those He said the housing pro- had imposed more taxes on in the lower brackets of the econ- gram is going to create jobs for “We will battle out at the goods imported from outside omy. millions of Kenyans and that he court lakini wewe Okiya, wale such as fish, cement, furniture, This took place while the Presi- should stop threatening to take watu wa handshake mbona and metals which he said will dent was attending a church ser- him to court. hukuwapeleka kortini kwa ku- help the local industries flourish. vice in Busia Stadium. tusumbua na mambo ya BBI? Ruto wondered why Oki- mbona unataka kunipeleka koti- He said such leaders Okiyah said the Finance ya never went to court to chal- ni nikifanya mambo ya wanan- should leave him to create oppor- Bill was unconstitutional and lenge the handshake's BBI chi?\" posed President Ruto tunities for the millions of jobless should be stopped immediately. which was illegal but is threat- Kenyans who he said are the ening him on a project \"I promised to uplift the ones paying the highest amounts While recounting how he 'beneficial' to Kenyans, saying common people from the bot- of taxes to facilitate government went to court to stop the bill dur- in Kiswahili, \"Ndugu yangu Oki- tom to up through the creation functions. ing Uhuru's era, Okiya warned ya amesema atanipeleka kortini of employment opportunities.

2 The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands President William Ruto being welcomed in Busia by County Governor Dr Paul Nyongesa Otuoma when the Head of State attended the Interdenominational Thanksgiving Service at Busia Stadium where local leaders attended and spoke on a wide range of issues affect- ing the Country and the County. Notable leaders who spoke included former Attorney General Amos Wako, former Senator of Busia and Fred Ngumo he of the kaa ngumu fame of the Nyayo era among others. Sports CS Ababu Namwamba was also present as well as the Women Rep Catherine Omanyo. BELOW: Amos Wako shaking hands with the President at the same function.

The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words 3 Religious Leaders at the Busia Stadium Interfaith Thanksgiving Service yesterday Clergy from different denominations graced the occasion and prayed together with the President and his entourage LIGHT UP And Protect Your Homes, Offices, Supermarket, Stores, Schools From Intruders/Burglar President Ruto and GVN Otuoma singing and BELOW: The Head of State addressing the Busia gathering yesterday. 1,000WATT SOLAR GARDEN/STREET LIGHT (FREE DE- If yes, this 1,000watt solar street/garden light is a must have for Are you tired of seeing your environment getting dark in the night or spending expensive bills on electricity? Click to order: https://jubileemall.website/gardeen/

4 The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Busia residents responding to the President with gestures of appreciating what he was telling them at the Busia Stadium during the Thanksgiving Service yesterday. Almost every local politician attended the function and spoke their hearts out. CSs Moses Kuria and Ababu Namwamba and a lady leader, BELOW: addressing the congregation yesterday

The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words 5 Western Leaders at the Busua Interdenominational Thanks- giving Service yesterday; From left: Bungoma Governor Ken Lusaka, Busia GVN Paul Otuoma and a smartly dressed lady leader addressing the congregation of the faithful from different faiths in Busia County.

6 The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands No. 412 MONDAY, MAY 29, 2023 Kenya/Comoros relations enhanced His Excellency’s Signature Digest Daily Self Determination aka secession What is self determination? Is self determination the same as seces- On the sidelines of the ongoing Extra-Ordinary Meeting of the sion? Council of Ministers on the African Continental Trade Area, the Kenyan opposition party Azimio leaders are now demanding, after President held talks with Comoros President @Azali Assoumani sensing no fruits from street demos, that they want to secede from - Officiel, who is also the Chairperson of the AU Assembly of Kenya and seek self determination which means having their own Heads of State and Government. country within the country of Kenya. In 1860 in the US, some 11 states decided to secede from the rest of ...The cordial relations that the USA, causing the civil war that claimed so many lives. Kenya and Comoros continue But self determination is primarily driven by people of the same cultur- to enjoy have resulted to shared al, customary and traditional pursuits who desire to also have their own distinct politics from the rest of the country. prosperity between the two The current secessionists are men and women of different cultures, countries. We look forward to customary beliefs and traditions but brought together by the politics of opposition. strengthening these ties, How for example will Mwangi wa Iria belong to country of Nyanza, for especially in the areas of example if the seceded Nation will be so called given his divers cul- agribusiness and agri- tural, customs and traditions from Nyanza while he is from Murang'a? processing, for our economic Kioni is from Nyandarua while Nderitu is from Laikipia, how will they convince their communities to belong to another country while still liv- growth... ing in a different country called Kenya. Kalonzo and his brigade hails from Lower Eastern known as Ukamba- ni which he doesn't fully command. Will Kambas belong to two distinct nations? Kalonzo, Eugene Wamalwa, Martha Karua and several Azimio guys are lawyers and they know too well what self determination means. Self determination, it is emerging will the new terminology coined to give the opposition impetus and time to engage the government and really keep themselves busy. Kalonzo wants to succeed Raila, but on a small country the size of five counties? Would Luo Nyanza or Kamba Nation survive on their own without the rest of the country? Highly doubted. And which country would Eugene belong since Trans Nzoia is firmly in Kenya Kwanza country? Ole Kinas Maasai wouldn't secede with him, they can't afford it. So, before the separationists divide Kenya, let them show the bound- aries of their envisaged country then the rest of the country will de- cide about the idea, more so through a referendum. Southern Sudan and Eretria that they are giving examples of suc- cessful secessions have distinct political features from Kenyan situa- tion. Suppose all political losers in Africa demand secession and self determination, how many countries would Africa have? Design & Build* Kingship Building Solutions Ltd Are you planning to build your dream home, flat or even a commercial devel- opment? Let's help you actualize your dream... P.O Box 17638-00100

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8 The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Opening of the Private Sector Dialogue on the African Continen- tal Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Nairobi. Africa presents an attractive and expansive market for investors seek- ing new business opportunities. It must work towards integrating more, eliminate barriers to in- ternational trade and push for the establishment of a more secure, reliable and efficient cross-border payments system that will deepen financial inclusion and foster growth in the continent. “As Africans, we maintain that Africa — a rapidly growing and increasingly competitive continent — must exploit the promise for a freer trade that will help it reduce poverty and enhance manufactur- ing, incomes and economic growth,” said the Kenyan President Dr William Ruto. Comoros President and Chairperson of the AU Assembly of Heads of State and Government Azali Assoumani - Officiel, Champi- on of the AfCFTA and Former Niger President Mahamadou Issoufou, Secretary General of AfCFTA Wamkele Mene, Cabinet and Principal secretaries, the private sector among other leaders, were present. CONTACT US:- Comoros President Azali Assoumani - Officiel, President William Ruto and Trade CS Moses Kuria Email: [email protected] Call: 0777 306244 WhatsApp: 0727 306244

The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words 9 PCS Musalia Mudavadi arrived in Abuja, the capital city of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on Saturday where he represented the Pres- ident William Samoei Ruto, at the inauguration ceremony of Nigeria's President-elect, H.E Bola Ahmed Tinubu, at the Abuja Stadium that took place yesterday. This marks the 7th consecutive transition of power in Nigeria and H.E. Tinubu will become the 16th President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Kenya and Nigeria are committed to deepening their diplomatic and trade ties, enhancing mutual cooperation, and creating more op- portunities for the citizens of the two countries. The PCS thanked Nigerians for the warm welcome they showed him where he said that he looks forward to spending a memorable visit there. The President’s Digest Daily is taking advantage of The Power of Global Telephony Technology in Social Media Information Super Highway KEVIAN PRODUCTS soci Available in All Markets in the East & to reach millions of people worldwide through the different al platforms available. Address: Opposite Engen Petrol Station, Kenyans are reading it in their millions too. Factory Road, Off Garissa Road, Let them know what you sell, what you do, Makongeni, Thika, Kenya Phone 020- what you offer as services etc. 20573313 Call 0713862404 to buy competitive space

10 The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Deputy President Rigathi Gahagua flanked by Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi and Thika MP Alice Ng’ang’a at Thika AIPCA church yesterday when he attended the retirement ceremony of the Church Archbishop Dr Julius Njoroge. Said the Dp, “It is a pleas- ure joining the faithful of AIPCA in celebrating the immense and selfless service of the Spiritual Head of the AIPCA Church Archbish- op Dr Julius Njoroge Gitau at Thika Town Cathedral as he retires. BELOW: Former Juja MP Gitu wa Kahengeri have a tete’a’tete with the DP during the ceremony in Thika Town yesterday. Hon Gitu wa Kahengeri is a pioneer founding member of the AIPCA where he is still a member of the Church. Contact Us. Contact. Address: Ruiru Mabati Factory, Ruiru Kamiti Road: Kiambu County: Kenya; Mobile: 0716 111 444 | 0713 888 444 | 0712 888 222 | 0705999222 ... Email: [email protected] 0111050700

The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words 11 AIPCA Church Archbishop Dr Julius Njoroge Gitau with other Bishops having a one on one talk with the Guest of honour Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua at the Thika AIPCA Church yesterday. AIPCA Clergy at the retirement service of their Archbishop yesterday

12 The President’s Digest Daily, Monday, May 29, 2023 Where Pictures Talk Thousands Where Pictures Talk Thousands Of Words No. 412 MONDAY, MAY 29, 2023 The Digest DailyHis Excellency’s Signature Former President Uhuru Kenyatta giving a key address at the in- Former President Uhuru Kenyatta, the Fourth President of the Repub- auguration of President Tinubu in Nigeria yesterday lic of Kenya, on Saturday, 27th May 2023, graced the 2023 Presiden- tial Inauguration Lecture held at the International Conference Centre Don’t go to Court, in Abuja, Nigeria. Let’s Mediate & In his keynote address at the event, themed Deepening De- Negotiate for you! mocracy For Development, the former President Kenyatta pointed out It’s cheaper, the importance of democracy in spurring development in any country, especially in the African Continent. quicker and friendlier! Call us on our hotline: 0713862404 He shared his experience as a head of state for two terms, where he acknowledged the successes, failures, and opportunities of embracing democracy, articulating the importance of getting to the root causes of conflict within the continent and our African countries for the continent's development. \" I feel the three most fundamental issues that are easily weaponized to the detriment of our democratic growth. The first is negative ethnicity or tribalism, followed by religion, and lastly, eco- nomic greed,\" Kenyatta said. Kenyatta expressed his confidence that if the continent ad- dressed these issues in earnest, it would begin to harness its mineral wealth, agricultural potential, and abundant human capital to propel the people's well-being and strengthen the continent's voice in the global community of Nations. The former Head of State called on President-elect Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to unite all Nigerians irrespective of religion, tribe, politi- cal and other affiliations. He further urged him to embrace the inclu- sivity of all parties for a better Country. The outgoing President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, H.E. Muhammadu Buhari, who also attended the ceremony, noted that democracy was not merely a system of governance but a way of life that requires active participation, inclusivity, and relentless pursuit of justice and fairness. \"I encourage you to surround yourself with the voices of those who will counterbalance the hardliners that feel entitled to a piece of your office. You will lose nothing and gain everything from reaching out across political, ethnic, and religious lines to those who may feel aggrieved by your victory in one way or another. Allow them to exhale and to be a part of your vision for a greater Nigeria.\" He encouraged the President-Elect. The former Head of State congratulated the people of Nigeria for holding peaceful elections, overlooking the challenges, and em- bracing the lessons from a maturing democracy. Furthermore, he commended all the contestants for expressing their political differ- ences within the provided framework of constitutional order urging them to shun divisive politics and embrace finding strength in their diversities. Other speakers who delivered their lecturers on different as- pects included; His Eminence Mohammed Sa ád Abubakar III, C.F.R. Sultan of Sokoto & Most Rev. Dr. Mathew Hassan Kukah, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, who spoke on Tolerance and Inclu- siveness, Ms. Amina Jane Mohammed, G.C.O.N., Deputy Secretary- General (Security and Development), Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, Presi- dent, African Development Bank (AfDB) who emphasized on the im- portance of strengthening the Nigerian Economy and Mr. Dayo Israel, National Youth Leader, All Progressives Congress who spoke on the importance of youth inclusiveness in governance. \" I speak to you as a brother and an elder statesman in leader- ship. The contest is now over, and the hard work of building a pros- perous and unified Nigeria begins, concluded the former President. Designed, Published and posted Online by Limpopo Holdings Ltd. P. O Box 492-01000 THIKA, Kenya Cell Phone 0713862404 Email: president’[email protected]


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