David Ndii

2023 - 2 - 24

Post cover — Image courtesy of "The Star, Kenya"

David Ndii under fire over remarks on electricity (The Star, Kenya)

The Kenya Kwanza manifesto promised to lower the cost of electricity in a three-point plan.

For those who had not yet realised the state we are in and how clueless the government is I guess now you know— Daniel Ngigi (@DanielN27632792) Ndio, Gachagua and Ruto can have the rationed power. [@DavidNdii]bread is well buttered and unfortunately he's drunk with it. [February 23, 2023] If the KK manifesto was stolen refer to this picture carefully and deliver what you promised. [@StateHouseKenya] [@DavidNdii] [@WilliamsRuto] [@rigathi]this is what you promised Kenyans during your campaigns.

Uliskia wapi! David Ndii says Ruto never promised 'cheap power' (Nairobi News)

David Ndii, the Chairperson of the President's Council of Economic advisors, now says President William Ruto never promised to lower the cost of power if ...

“In three months, we will have public consultation to ensure that we have tariffs that are affordable to those at the bottom of the economic pyramid and our manufacturers,” President Ruto said in January. The respected economist said the increase in the cost of power bills entails several factors, including fuel and water levies. David Ndii, the Chairperson of the President’s Council of Economic advisors, now says President William Ruto never promised to lower the cost of power if elected.

Ruto's Chief Advisor David Ndii to Kenyans: We Did Not Promise ... (Mwakilishi.com)

The Chairperson of President Ruto's Council of Economic Advisors David Ndii has told off Kenyans demanding that the government lowers the cost of ...

Kenya Power has proposed to reduce the threshold for accessing the monthly power subsidy from 100 kilowatt hours to the proposed 30 units. “On power bills, we have two choices. Costly power is available 24/7, or cheap power is available a few hours a day, like in South Africa.

William Ruto's Manifesto Promising Cheap Electricity Emerges after ... (Tuko.co.ke)

Celebrated economist David Ndii stated that there is nowhere in the Kenya Kwanza manifesto that they pledged cheap electricity; Ndii's remarks elicited ...

reads the manifesto in part. "On power bills, we have two choices. [Ruto](https://www.tuko.co.ke/tags/dp-william-ruto-news/) assured Kenyans that [power bills will not rise](https://www.tuko.co.ke/business-economy/489024-william-ruto-assures-kenyans-electricity-costs-wont-hiked-additional-charges/), despite the removal of the 15% subsidy. In the colourful manifesto dubbed "The Plan", on page 30, the then-deputy president said his government would bring down the cost of electricity. - In the manifesto dubbed "The Plan", William Ruto said his government would bring down the cost of electricity [Kenya](https://kiswahili.tuko.co.ke/tags/siasa-za-kenya/) Kwanza manifesto that [they pledged cheap electricity.](https://www.tuko.co.ke/politics/495646-cheap-power-wasnt-part-kenya-kwanza-manifesto-david-ndii-says/)

ON POWER BILLS KENYANS ONLY HAVE TWO OPTIONS ... (GhettoRadio 89.5 FM)

David Ndii wades into the debate over high cost of Power in Kenya · Ndii says cheap power does not feature in Kenya Kwanza manifesto · Kenyans criticize Ndii over ...

“On power bills, we have two choices. He believes that the only way to address this problem is for Kenyans to make a choice between reliable, but expensive power or unreliable, but affordable electricity. In a controversial move, the Chairperson of President William Ruto’s economic advisors, David Ndii, has called on Kenyans to either embrace costly electricity that will be available all day or cheap electricity only available for a few hours a day, similar to South Africa’s power supply.

Ruto's Chief Economist Ndii sparks fury over power bills reduction ... (Capital FM Kenya)

President Ruto's chief economist David Ndii angered netizens on Thursday over govt electricity reduction promise denial.

Willis established Maseno School,” he posed. If you cared to peruse our manifesto, you would have noted that cheap power does not feature in our pledges on electricity,” he said. The majority of netizens responded to the tweet by reminding Ndii that President Ruto had promised to lower the cost of electricity during his campaign.