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Despite President William Ruto's decision to eliminate Second lady's office due to public outcry over government expenditures following the withdrawal of the finance bill amidst protests organized by Gen Z.
Second Lady Dorcas Rigathi remains steadfast in her commitment to empowering the boy child. She affirmed her dedication to continuing initiatives that uplift young males, underscoring their pivotal role in society.
Mrs. Rigathi's determination comes in the wake of broader measures aimed at addressing fiscal concerns raised during the protests. These measures, part of efforts to streamline government spending, have led to the elimination of her office and other austerity measures. Despite these administrative changes, she remains focused on advocating for youth development and empowerment.
The decision to abolish many offices hers included was a response to public pressure and calls for fiscal responsibility following nationwide demonstrations against the finance bill. Despite this setback, Mrs. Rigathi believes in the importance of her mission and its impact on shaping the future of young men in Kenya.
Her unwavering commitment reflects a broader effort to ensure that youth empowerment remains a priority even amidst government restructuring. Mrs. Rigathi continues to advocate for programs and initiatives that support the aspirations and well-being of the boy child, highlighting their potential to contribute positively to the nation's development despite challenges and changes in government policies.
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