Noise doesn’t promote development.
Noise doesn’t promote development.
Eliud Owalo, Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communication, and the Digital Economy, has urged the people of Siaya to be modest and persuade the government to build in their neighborhood.
“Where there is noise, development does not prosper. We must humble ourselves if we desire development, he remarked.
The CS declared that it is time for them to emerge from their sleep and acknowledge the existence of an existing government.
The inhabitants of Siaya have been exhorted by Eliud Owalo, Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communication, and the Digital Economy, to be modest and persuade the government to construct in their community.
“Development does not thrive in noisy environments. He said, “If we want development, we must humble ourselves.”
The CS said that it was time for them to wake up and recognize that there was already a government in place.
“We will start by netting the over 160,000 people who voted for the United Democratic Movement in the last election,” stated Dor.
“We are now accepting registration for UDA membership, but we are not pressuring anyone to join. It ought to be up to the person.
Noise doesn’t promote development.
Whoever comes first gets it, he claimed, and there are never enough government resources.
As resources are limited, “in the future, we will want you to carry your UDA card,” he stated.
According to Dor, he has so far been successful in enrolling 1,000 residents of the Ugunja constituency in the UDA.
According to ICT and Digital Economy Cabinet Secretary Eliud Owalo, Nyanza inhabitants should foster an environment that would allow the government to carry out development programs.
Together with a group of State officers from Luo Nyanza, Owalo claimed that organizing anti-government demonstrations in the counties as requested by opposition leaders is likely to impede the government’s development objective.
Leaders of the Azimio party, including Raila Odinga, Martha Karua, and Kalonzo Musyoka, are leading anti-government protests.