“Mwaka huu tutatoa billioni hamsini ili kusaidia hawa ma hustlers kuinua biashara zao” Says the hustler aka JSKS.
So tufanye hesabu.
Assuming the number of hustlers wa biashara ndogo ndogo are about 15 million (a very reasonable estimate going by the levels of unemployment in this country), it therefore means:
50,000,000,000 ÷ 15,000,000 It means each hustler will receive about ksh 3,333
Will this be enough to uplift the hustler business? Your guess is as good as mine.
A reasonable amount would be 1 Trillion, where each hustler would receive about 67k.
Obviously jambazi is a known pathological liar and even if it was true the program would fail.
Bruv it is usually pointless kupea maskini pesa in cash. Pale US walipea peasants stimulus checks wakazispend Amazon na Walmart. Bezos na Waltons wakaongeza a few billions to their net worth.
Ukipea village peasant @Jimit elfu tano atanunua bangi halafu aje kutusi wazee huku.
Ya Raila ni 6000ksh each to 2 million vulnerable families which translates to 12 billion in welfare handouts which is sustainable and would uplift a lot from abject poverty.
Kwa hiyo hesabu ya Raila though weka mjane Mama Ngina Kenyatta.
12B x 12 months = 144B na inaendea mtu moja because one representative will sign per family. 50B ya JSKS will cover more people (13m more) and will be allocated to individuals. Hesabu ni mingi hapa
Am asking whether 3,333 is one off boost to hustlers business ama it will be a monthly thingi kama ya RAO.
With that clarification then I can respond to your query.
It’s open to clarification but according to JSKS himuselif (and as quoted above hapo amesema mwaka huu…), it seems the hustler will get the 3.3k annually or about 16,500 for entire 5 years.:rolleyes:
Yani mnaamini hii upuzi ya politicians na nchi imejaa madeni za China :D:D
You are the same people huamini politician atajenga stadiums na hata mashule na hospitali hazijajengwa. Hakuna pesa itapeanwa.
The country is broke and even if it had money there are better projects to invest that money than kupea peasants wakunywe watajirishe EABL shareholders.
Debts need to be paid before thinking of such schemes. Kenya is in deep debt already otherwise we wouldn’t be paying ksh 60 out of 100 to service loans. They should focus on creating jobs (manufacturing) that will bring in more taxpayers.