This is perhaps in preparation for the Opposition’s ‘State of the Nation Address’ which is slated for next week.
ODM Director of Campaigns and Elections Junet Mohamed on Tuesday indicated that his team would keenly listen to the President’s speech then issue their ‘State address’ on Monday.
At the same time, Homa Bay Women Representative Gladys Wanga had noted that the Opposition would listen to the President as a way of bidding him farewell.
Meanwhile, in his 82-page speech, Mr Kenyatta listed the construction of the Standard Gauge Railway and roads as some of the big successes his administration had achieved.
The highlight of his address was the announcement that salaries for elected leaders would be slashed from August as a way of reducing the ballooning wage bill.
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