Bahati MP Onesmus Kimani Ngunjiri has faulted reports in a section of the media that indicated that the Jubilee government will leave Kenya with a huge debt terming such as propaganda.
Speaking in his constituency over the weekend, the vocal legislator called on those faulting the government to look at the development agenda versus the population.
According to Ngunjiri, the current population cannot be compared to the former regimes saying things have changed.
He called on his constituents to fully support the Jubilee government in ensuring that the four development agenda are achieved.
“Let us not be lied to with bad politics that we have a debt. I think the government is committed to ensuring development and let us support that,” he said.
Ngunjiri also called for the need for the three arms of government to work together in order to achieve the four development agenda.
According to the legislator, if one of the government fails to work with the others then the nation will be in a crisis.
“We need to work together as the three arms of government and if one arm separates itself then the nation will be in problem,” he said.