Sunday, June 4, 2023 – Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichungwah has revealed that President William Ruto and his team were banking on simplifying the Finance Bill 2023 proposals to win over MPs planning to oppose it.
Addressing the press in Nairobi, the MP noted that a number of his colleagues had not read the document and were intentionally misleading the public with misinterpreted facts.
According to Ichungwah, simplifying the facts and figures in the Bill would help the team convince legislators cornered by their electorates to oppose the Bill – set for debate in Parliament in the coming week.
“It is my prayer that we will leave the drama out there. They have done their bit in misinforming Kenyans. When they come to the floor of the house, they better come with facts and figures because we will be having them.”
“I must say that those engaged in a spirited campaign against the Bill have not read that Finance Bill,” he stated.
He also urged his colleagues to engage in meaningful debate when the Bill is tabled in the NA for debate.
“As the people’s representatives, we have an obligation to ensure that we strike a balance between the expenditure and the revenue side of the government and we cannot consider that if we do not do it soberly,” he added.
Ichungwah’s affirmation came hours after Ruto began the implementation of the strategy during a meeting with governors and manufacturers in the country.
Speaking during a meeting in Nairobi, the President called on governors drawn for both factions to rally behind the Finance Bill that has caused heated debate in the political sphere.
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
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We have constitution Wacha kutisha watu your a most useless leaders in this era infact you have a case to answer regarding the sugar with your useless friend Kuria you don’t own us be respectful and follow constitution peleka ujinga mbali infact you need to close your dirty mouth.
imbecile baboon with mr table banking president!
Let me pen my objection to your table banking financial bill 2023.
From your thorax taxes I will only be left with 20.765% net salary each month if your mpigs baboons pass your table banking financial bill 2023.
The calculation of all the taxes and levy I incur on my salary are as follows:
P.A.Y.E. 30.00%
NHIF 1.06%
NSSF 0.67%
Staff Union 2.00%
Pension scheme 10.00%
Bank loan 16.50%
V.A.T. on shoppings & buy fuel 16.00%
New Housing Fund levy 3.00%
Total tax + levy 79.23%
My Net Salary come to 20.77%, which I am openly robbed by banks and mpesa charges each time I withdraw my little moneys of my net salary. These net 20.77% is what I use to feel my family and pay school fees, pay rent, electricity and water plus services.
Surely my arrogant table banking president: I don’t share your dream fallacy of building houses. Let me have my 3% (Kshs 2,500), it will be used in paying school fees for my children.
If indeed you are wise, charge tithe on all the taxes your table banking will be collecting to fund this useless housing mirage fund or go borrow any Islamic bank debts at 0% interest on the same.
For now, shelf your table banking fuel tax and housing fund levy. If your imbecile baboons will pass the TB financial bill 2023. I will not vote for you and your cocktail party come 2027: right from you to the mcapigs.
2027 you will have noticed all the citizens of the republic of Kenya have had enough of you table banking president and the table banking regime of the day.