Pauline Njoroge Drops A Bombshell
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Pauline Njoroge, a Jubilee Party member who was recently appointed AS Deputy Organising Secretary for the Party has openly claimed that the Kenya Kwanza government offered her a monthly salary of Ksh.500,000 to join the ruling party.
It all started when the vocal beauty questioned where money for the elderly, school going children and the sick is.
Silas Jakakimba came to the comment section and lectured her prompting the bombshell.
“My sister Pauline Njoroge: 1.It is on record, and this was during the handshake, that President Kenyatta publicly declared that under his watch, the country was losing Sh2 Billion per day to corruption (over Sh700 Billion per year).
“ Servicing of the unsustainable debt burden left by former regime has occasioned a huge debt distress on the country. A larger chunk of revenues go into debt service – and as you know, most of these loans matured earlier this year. You know the consequences to the country that come with default of matured loans.
“My take is that whereas the Finance Bill has to run through the furnace of Parliamentary debate, the most urgent issue in this country today is we need a unified front on how to handle the (cancerous) debt burden. The debt portfolio as it is is unsustainable and the National Treasury is choked.
“ Until we push for debt restructuring and a review of the tax administration regime as it were in a manner that doesn’t affect consumption power, tough times ahead but remember President William Ruto was sworn into it. He needs support to implement strategies aimed at plucking the country out of that hole inherited from his brother, (former) President Kenyatta.
“ The subsidies question has been unpacked enough times and the jury is out whether focus should be on subsidizing production or consumption- so I leave it for now.
“ We all gain if the economics work. We collapse, all of us, if it doesn’t”reads Jakakimba’s argument
Ms Njoroge response was;
The confession raised a heated debate among fans who interacted with the argument of the duo.
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