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Don't stop at Mudavadi, give all CSs' spouse offices - Makau Mutua

Mutua chided that tax payers will be happy to fund the offices.

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by JAMES MBAKA

News24 February 2023 - 18:39
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  • This is after the government is set to launch the office of the spouse of Mudavadi, Tessie Musalia Mudavadi.
  • In a statement, Musalia's communication director said the office will complement the work done by the first and second ladies of the country. 
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and his wife Tessie Mudavadi at State House on December 12.

Azimio spokesperson Makau Mutua has mockingly asked the government to create the office of the spouses of all CSs.

Mutua said that the government should accord similar treatment accorded to Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi to other CSs.

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"Don’t stop at Number three, I request that the UDA regime gives every Cabinet Secretary an office of the fourth to the hundredth Lady/Gentleman. The taxpayers are happy to fund the fat offices in the name of Bottom-up!" He said.

The remarks came after the government created the office of the spouse of Mudavadi, Tessie Musalia Mudavadi.

In a statement, Musalia's communication director said the office will complement the work done by the first and second ladies of the country. 

"The office will complement work being done by the Office of the First Lady and the Office of the Spouse to the Deputy President," the statement read. 

In this regard, the first Lady Mama Rachel Ruto has been undertaking several projects the latest being the launching of sanitary towels factory on February 9 named Sifa Pad and Praise Project. 

The project is an initiative of the Kenya Assemblies of God Church and World Serve International Kenya 

The sanitary pad factory has been set up with the assistance of Hands of Hope—Joyce Meyer Ministry World Missions.

Second Lady Dorcas Gachagua has also been working on projects, calling on the youth to embrace change and work together in the fight against drug abuse. 

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