Nasa has dismissed Jubilee Coalition’s manifesto, saying it is a pledge to take the country even further into misery.
According to the opposition alliance, the ruling party is out of touch with the country and its needs.
The Jubilee Coalition launched its manifesto on Monday, in what was praised by many of its supporters as ‘the best’ manifesto launched.
“This is a disaster, fortunately, Nasa is going to come into power and we are going to forget this document and consign it to the happy valley of death,” said Professor Anyango Nyongo on Monday night.
Nyong’o took issue with the high debt that the country has incurred over the past few years, saying the manifesto did not address this issue.
“Beginning to write such a manifesto without telling us how they will deal with that foreign debt is to pull the wool over our eyes,” added Nyong’o.
The senator further went on to poke holes into the manifesto, saying they have not achieved any of the 2013 targets they sold to Kenyans.
“The worst of Jubilee’s many disastrous policies centers on exclusion. Jubilee had decided on a nakedly ethnic strategy for securing power in the 2013 election, pitting two of our communities against the rest,” said Prof Nyong’o.
Nasa is set to launch its manifesto this evening at the Waterfront Grounds, Ngong Racecourse.