Surprising Reason Why Uhuru Neglected Mt Kenya People- Kabogo

During consultation on Kameme FM, former Kiambu Governor William Kabogo expressed his candid views on why he believes ex-President Uhuru Kenyatta neglected the needs of the Mount Kenya populace. Kabogo asserted that Kenyatta foresaw impending challenges but failed to adequately prepare the region for them.

According to Kabogo, subtle hints from Kenyatta about upcoming issues went unnoticed by the Mount Kenya residents, leading to their current predicament.

He pointed out that during election campaigns, critical thinking is often abandoned, and impulsive judgments prevail, adversely affecting the country.

The ex-governor’s remarks echo the sentiments of some Mount Kenya residents who feel disillusioned with the current government, perceiving their concerns as ignored, resulting in a lack of meaningful development.

Among the key issues raised by Kabogo is the deficient infrastructure growth in the province. Despite being an agricultural powerhouse contributing significantly to the nation’s GDP, Mount Kenya faces obstacles like inadequate road networks, water supply shortages, and limited access to markets. Locals believe their contributions to the national economy have gone unrecognized.

Kabogo’s comments also shed light on a broader issue in Kenyan politics, especially during elections. He suggested that voters are often swayed by emotions and empty promises, neglecting to analyze the long-term consequences of their choices.

According to the former governor, this factor has played a significant role in the deterioration experienced by the Mount Kenya populace under the current government.

Kabogo’s perspective underscores the importance of foresight and strategic planning in governance. The lack of infrastructure development and the perceived negligence of Mount Kenya’s contributions to the national economy indicate a deeper issue in the political climate.

The challenge, as highlighted by Kabogo, lies in fostering a culture of critical thinking during elections to ensure decisions align with long-term development goals.