This is why Miguna will never believe Uhuru can ‘fight’ corruption

President Uhuru Kenyatta on Thursday briefed the nation in parliament in the annual state of the nation address.

Miguna Miguna, biggest government critic, vowed never to listen to Uhuru again.

The most anticipated speech of the president did not last long as such and pointed out key issues.

The Jubilee big four agenda was the main topic where among them health and proper housing for Kenyan people should be made a priority.

However, the president’s speech was predicted by netizens and government critics which they termed Jubilee government as ’empty talks’.

The recent Kenya-Uganda diplomatic ties caused an uproar on social media where Kenyans alleged that Uganda will benefit from the relations while Kenyatta say “we have agreed to work together”.

2016👉 Uhuru warns corrupt officers
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— Amedo Shair (@AmedoShair) April 4, 2019

The corruption issue was the most anticipated topic by the president because of the politics in ‘fighting corruption’ and the fights with DCI and DPP.

Miguna Miguna claimed that Jubilee and the president to be precise has been giving empty promises of fighting corruption for the past eight years.

I didn't, haven't and wont listen to Uhuru Kenyatta say the same things he has been saying for the past 8 years and give empty and insulting promises of "dealing with corruption" when even three year olds know that he is the dean of the Kenyan Mafia. #StateoftheNation #SOTNKe2019

— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) April 4, 2019

Do you think the president is giving empty ‘threats’ and ‘promises’ on ‘fighting corruption’?