Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has warned Kenya Kwanza politicians against ''displaying opulence and arrogance'' to Kenyans.
Speaking in Kaplong, Bomet County on Sunday, Gachagua told leaders that they should respect Kenyans whom he said are their employers.
"I have seen some people have got money and have become arrogant and forgotten where we came from was a difficult journey, this government was formed through prayers and will be sustained by prayers," Gachagua said.
The DP said it was unfortunate that some Kenya Kwanza leaders had started showing off and disrespecting Kenyans who toiled and moiled to ensure victory in the last polls.
"Let us stop chest thumbing, let us respect the people of Kenya, let's address them with humility and respect," Gachagua appealed.
"When we have eaten enough and our stomachs are full, let's not vomit and throw out on Kenyans."
Gachagua referred to a section of Kenya Kwanza politicians who have been driving high-end and top-of-the-range cars while splashing millions in public display of opulence.
At the same time, Gachagua called on leaders to respect offices and institutions even if they disagree with the current occupants.
''Just respect institutions, you don't need to respect the fellow who is there, one day you will be there and would need to be respected,'' he said.
The DP said that after listening to the ground, he has realised that Kenyans are unhappy with leaders who show off their wealth when other Kenyans are barely surviving.
"Don't display arrogance and opulence to people who are struggling, address people with humility and respect, you can still pass a powerful message with humility," he said.
