Highlights of Uhuru’s remarks at Sagana III meeting

President Uhuru Kenyatta is currently meeting with Mt Kenya leaders nd residents at the Sagana State Lodge.

The Head of State arrived at the meeting at 12.30 pm and was given an opportunity to greet his supporters who have been waiting for him since morning.

In his remarks, Uhuru said;

• We have come here (Sagana) because we love peace.
• I am happy that many people have turned up to this meeting. In the previous meetings, we were not as many… I don’t know what you people want me to tell you, but we came here and discussed our issues.
• Today we meet again and ask ourselves where we have come from, where we are headed, what we have done and what we would want to be done.
• Let me tell you a lot has been said and I always keep quiet. People have come here to tell you how they love you. I don’t know about that but soon, we will know.
• I won’t speak about other people, but I want people to make a choice based on the truth, not lies.
• This is my meeting and it is my day so I don’t want other people to say I didn’t allow them to speak.
• I welcomed (Governor) Mutahi (Kahiga) to attend the meeting because he is the host but he chose to skip. 
• Uhuru also highlighted some of the projects his administration has executed. They include; roads, railway, 114 water and irrigation projects, completion of hospitals, among others.
• A leader must always speak the truth to his people.

• We have come here (Sagana) because we love peace.
• I am happy that many people have turned up to this meeting. In the previous meetings, we were not as many… I don’t know what you people want me to tell you, but we came here and discussed our issues.
• Today we meet again and ask ourselves where we have come from, where we are headed, what we have done and what we would want to be done.
• Let me tell you a lot has been said and I always keep quiet. People have come here to tell you how they love you. I don’t know about that but soon, we will know.
• I won’t speak about other people, but I want people to make a choice based on the truth, not lies.
• This is my meeting and it is my day so I don’t want other people to say I didn’t allow them to speak.
• I welcomed (Governor) Mutahi (Kahiga) to attend the meeting because he is the host but he chose to skip. 
• Uhuru also highlighted some of the projects his administration has executed. They include; roads, railway, 114 water and irrigation projects, completion of hospitals, among others.
• A leader must always speak the truth to his people.    BY THE STAR