President Kenyatta has cautioned the youth against the lure of quick riches.
The Head of state was speaking last evening when he officially inaugurated the Eye of Kenya at Two Rivers in Nairobi.
Kenyatta said that Kenyans should be confident that they can prosper and gain wealth through hardwork.
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Kenyan youth are facing the frustration of unemployment and it has become almost impossible to thrive in such an environment.
The young people are more interested in instant achievements and success; the danger in this is that they are easily led on to be involved in compromising activities.
In order to curb this, Uhuru Kenyatta also called on successful Kenyans to mentor the youth as a way of instilling in them life skills and values needed to overcome some of the challenges facing the nation, among them corruption.
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Speaking last evening when he officially inaugurated the #EyeOfKenya at @TwoRivers_KE in Nairobi, The President cautioned the youth against the lure of quick riches. The Head of State said Kenyans can prosper and gain wealth through hardwork | @CKirubi @CentumPLC pic.twitter.com/0Oe2u4sBmq— State House Kenya (@StateHouseKenya) March 1, 2019