Speaking on Monday evening, the Deputy President shared that the government is finalizing arrangements to send financial tokens directly to citizens' mobile numbers.
This initiative aims to ease the financial strain on households as they prepare for the Christmas celebrations.
According to Deputy President Kindiki, the gesture is a form of appreciation to the public.
It is part of broader efforts by President William Ruto’s administration to improve the quality of life for all Kenyans.
The financial support is intended to ensure that citizens can enjoy a stress-free holiday season, particularly during challenging economic times.
The Deputy President also hinted at additional measures set to be announced in the coming days.
He assured citizens that no one would face hunger or lack basic necessities during this period.
The government is committed to addressing food insecurity and economic hardship, ensuring that every Kenyan has access to essential goods.
Kindiki emphasized that under President Ruto’s leadership, life would become more manageable.
He explained that for those unable to secure jobs or sustain themselves, the government is exploring mechanisms to provide for their needs.
As an example, he noted that individuals may soon be able to access critical goods such as maize flour or sugar, with the government covering the costs.
This initiative aligns with the administration's vision of creating an environment where every Kenyan can thrive.
Kindiki described the ultimate goal as fostering a society where no one feels left behind, and everyone can experience dignity and comfort.
“Life will be more enjoyable, and all Kenyans will feel like they are in heaven,” he remarked, underscoring the administration’s optimism.
While these plans have sparked hope, key details about the implementation process, such as the eligibility criteria and the funding source for these tokens, are yet to be disclosed.
Nevertheless, the promise of financial relief ahead of Christmas has been well-received by many, particularly in light of the rising cost of living.
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