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Sometimes we receive
things from people, government, organisations and we feel like, “Oh what a big
favour” even when it is not a favour. It’s something we receive under what I will
call “Silent right” and make us almost worship the giver.
Saturday when Cabinet
Secretary Finance announced the final disbursement for the MPS car grants, some
of our eyes opened wide to see what would follow over the teachers’ fate.
Though in silence, rumours had it that More than enough Kenyans if not many
were annoyed on how the government was handling the teachers affair. The MPs who threatened not to recess without money;
there demand was met within the shortest time. Compare this with the time it
took from the teachers issued strike notice, went on strike and the response.
Your say has it.
Today I was not happy
when I heard some few people claim teachers had been favoured. Yes, they might
have breached the law, but economically what can be production of a society
that works on empty stomach?
You have the answers.
Teachers deserved it. Look
at this, when Members of county assembly went on strike, were their salaries
deducted even a single cent?
Think about it and
thank God that the right thing was done in time to save our little brothers and
sisters who still hunger and thirst for education.
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