Nairobi Member of Parliament (MP) Esther Passaris has offered 60 people Ksh60,000 for celebrating Kenya’s 60th Independence Day.
In a statement, Passaris stated that she was determined to shift the dialogue towards positivity during the Jamhuri holiday.
She asked those interested in the cash reward to share a message of positivity expressing their pride for Kenya.
Further, she stated that the reward would be given to the first 60 individuals whose message will move her.
“Let’s shift the dialogue towards positivity, envisioning a Kenya brimming with abundance, opportunities, and peace. Complaining won’t fill our plates or pave the way for progress.
“Instead, let’s speak blessings over our land, let’s visualize a prosperous Kenya, and let’s back it with prayers and hard work. I’m giving away 60,000 shillings to the first 60 people who tell me what they love about Kenya,” she announced.
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How to Win the Cash Reward
Additionally, the MP directed interested individuals to participate in the challenge by posting a video of themselves on social media with their message.
The video ought to detail what the individual loves about Kenya, and pronounce a blessing to the country.
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“Post a video on any social media platform explaining: – What you love about our country – One good thing you love about Kenyans.
“Pronounce a blessing for our Kenya the first 60 people who touch my heart will win 1,000 shillings each to celebrate this day,” added Passaris.
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Passaris’ Message for Jamhuri Day
At the same time, the MP shared her heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for how far the nation had come since its independence.
She highlighted free education, economics, devolution and peaceful political coexistence as some of the strides Kenya had made.
“Reflecting on Kenya’s journey, I’m filled with admiration for our nation’s spirit post-independence. From Harambee to free education, economics to multi-party politics, devolution to peaceful political coexistence, each leader has left their mark.
“The spirit of togetherness, the quest for progress, and the dreams of a better Kenya have been woven into our history,” she noted.
Also, she urged Kenyans to embrace unity for the betterment and greater good of the nation.
“Embracing unity doesn’t weaken our beliefs; it strengthens our resolve for a greater good. We’ve seen narratives shift, new aspirations emerge, and the call for dignity for every Kenyan.
“These aren’t just words but tangible goals – achievable through collaboration, determination, and unwavering faith,” Passaris stated.
