Kisii Residents Will Not Go to the Streets, the County has Enough Food – Simba Arati

Kisii governor Simba Arati has told president William Ruto that he will talk to Raila Odinga concerning the planned anti-government protests.

While speaking in Kisii County during the homecoming ceremony of Education CS Ezekiel Machogu, governor Arati assured that the talk will be to enhance peace and develop the country.

“I will talk to Raila about the planned demos, we need to build our country and have a peaceful nation,” Arati noted.

Moreover, Simba Arati reported that he told the head of state that Kenya Kwanza coalition would have also gone to the streets if Raila won the presidential bid.

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“When I talked to the President, he said they were in opposition during the handshake and they never went to the streets, I saw the light,” he added.

As such the governor noted that Kisii county residents will not go to the streets for demonstrations as there is enough food in the county.

“Sisi hatutavaa sufuria kichwani, tumewacha watu wakona njaa Nairobi wabebe,” he said.

Simba Arati further urged protestors to have peaceful demonstrations, adding that destruction of property is a stumbling block to the country’s development.

“I urge the protestors to participate in peaceful demos. So many countries are also demonstrating but peacefully. Don’t destroy the properties of others.” He added.