President Uhuru Kenyatta has challenged opposition leader Raila Odinga to explain his plans for Kenya instead of engaging in blame games and claims of election rigging.
Kenyatta says Odinga should explain how he plans to build on the progress Kenya has achieved in the last four years.
“Our opponents have no credible agenda for Kenya. They cannot tell us they will deliver change when they failed to achieve anything meaningful when they were running the government,” said the President.
Kenyatta accused the opposition of only being interested in power and not having plans to improve the lives of Kenyans.
He defended his track record, saying they have achieved a lot in the four years they have been in government.
“We have achieved a lot of progress in the last four years but there is much work to be done and that is why I am urging Kenyans to allow us to continue with the work we have started,” said the President when he spoke in Nairegie Enkare, Narok.
He further urged Kenyans to come out in large numbers on August 8 and vote, assuring Kenyans of free and fair elections.
“We want to continue with the work we are doing, we have built the SGR that will pass through Naivasha, Narok, Bomet and Kisumu,” said the President at Kapkatet, Kericho County.