Miguna Miguna has been rubbed the wrong way by the newly imposed compulsory tax on housing.
It is six years since Jubilee took power and their ‘Big 4 agenda’ has not been realised. Thanks to tano tena.
From an economic strategist’s view, the new levy which is 1.5% of the basic salary will be taxed from every employee and those who will be willing to contribute.
The maximum levy is Ksh 5,000 while the minimum is Ksh 300 of the basic salary while for volunteers it is Ksh 250.
Many Kenyans are asking a big question, “Is it really worth it”?
How much does a house cost? And how long will you give out tax before getting your own house?
If someone earns a basic salary of Ksh 20,000 then they are required to pay Ksh 300 monthly and it will take more than 30 years before you get your own house.
The Uhuru government has been making outrageous laws without public participation.
Canadian lawyer Miguna Miguna is a bitter man and his endless fights against Jubilee government is evident that he wants the best for the country.
Miguna’s argument is that all the governments since the first president have taken trillions from Kenyans and built no houses.
He dares the Kenyatta family, Moi, and Odinga family to restore the lands they took from Nairobi home next to state house, Kabarak and Kibera, and Milimani in Kisumu respectfully.
With that, Miguna added that Kenyans can now talk about house levy when the corrupt individuals have given back stolen property.
Do we even need to contribute to this scam?