Petro Oil
By: Abigael Chebet
The rise in fuel prices is continuing to paralyze many Kenyans especially the road users, matatu drivers and the bodaboda people. Machakos and Kiambu being the most hit counties have seen several people loosing their jobs that have been the bread winning job to many people nationwide.
Politics in the country has severely contributed to the fall of economy in Kenya. Most of the politicians are deeply rooted into seeking for votes rather than striving to ensure that the people they are asking for votes are happy and satisfied with resources.
The rise of not only fuel prices but also other food products has brought a defect in the Kenyans economical graph apart from affecting a lot of Kenyan’s source of livelihood.
Our urge to politicians even as they move around seeking votes is that they should also care for the welfare of Kenyans and strive to fight for their provisions and also most importantly to use the funds that the government provide for each county in the most resourceful manner.
Abigael Chebet, Migori.
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