THE BID IS TOO LOW IN SENATE FOR BUNGOMA ~MASINDE

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From Wetangula's calibre to Wakoli's? Is it really pleasing so far?


Hon. Julius Masinde, former senatorial candidate in December 2022's by-election is yet to see a justifiable reason of having a Senator in Bungoma. As it stands according to him, Bungoma is without a Senator and if there will exist one, it is after the 2027 general elections when He believes he will be matching into the Senate House as the elected senator for Bungoma.


Masinde is disappointed not only to the fact that Bungoma electorates decided this way even when he believes there were better options but much more disappointed with Speaker Wetangula's decision of going to an extent of endorsing a non-perfomer and someone who he was aware for the fact he had worked so closely with him before that he would end up being lazy if not incompetent at work.


He says it is a disgrace as a student not to perform upwards instead dig low.

" Looking at it from where National Assembly Speaker had left, we are sinking. The work done by Speaker Wetangula for the past ten years needed a vibrant and committed individual as I'm to see progress and even much better than that. It never required laziness and incompetency which the speaker was ware off as far as his choice is concerned but went ahead to endorse it. "

Photo Courtesy: Hon. Julius Masinde 

Bungoma's prosperity lies in the hands of such an important office. It's inactiveness is a virus to our development and it has no better cure than to respond back 2027 through voting against the virus. We are a blessed county with a lot of potential and for this to be felt the Senator's office needs to operate as one not an extension of the county executive.

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