Kenyans on Twitter have trolled Tana River county commissioner Oning’oi Ole’sosio for his threatening remarks on those who will have not have registered for huduma namba by the deadline date.
Since the introduction of huduma namba by the government, Kenyans have given mixed reactions concerning the authority’s motive with citizens’ personal details.
Huduma namba registration which began on March 15 is expected to end on 17th May, according to the government timeline.
However, there are some Kenyans who have not registered for the number with their own reasons though.
But the Kenyan government has been insisting that the number will help citizens easily access government services and help in proper planning.
What triggered many Kenyans was the statement by Tana River County Commissioner Oning’oi Ole’sosio who warned citizens who would not have registered for the identification by the deadline.
But Kenyans didn’t take it lightly. Instead, they trolled him on social media for what they termed as reckless and irresponsible statement.
Hawa walipewa nini wasukume huduma namba. I thought it was optional.— Abel Salama 🇰🇪 (@name256) May 10, 2019
I don’t consider myself a Kenyan national already they can deport me😂— raswilliEms (@RaswilliEms69) May 10, 2019
Your statement also looks foreign, between Kenyans and huduma number who found the other settled,— wachira jeremiah (@JeremoshWachira) May 10, 2019
Is he going to depot us because we are not citizens?, Kenya has been my home ever since and am patriotic, no one should be forced to register I guess that’s what the court ruled out.— Ndege Timothy (@NdegeT) May 10, 2019
Drunk with a brown envelope, or looking to get one? Seems people have nothing to do at their offices…Mh!— Nanah Razak (@NanahRazak) May 10, 2019
Seems that there are some Kenyans who will not have registered for the huduma number by the said deadline and are just waiting to see what the government will do for them.
Have you registered for the huduma number? Comments below.