More than 128,000 Kenyans have signed an online appeal looking for the crossing out of a new Ksh 255 billion loan affirmed by the IMF.
Kenyans joined in approaching the IMF not to surrender to the public authority’s craving for acquiring, which has arrived at significant levels after the infection hit the country and the contracting income assortment.
Sign the Petition is increasing and almost hitting 150k
— Eugene (@BakitahEugene) April 6, 2021
Do not stop let our cries be heard and this money laundering scheme by the president and the IMF be stopped
Modern day colonialist
Nakuru Sign the Petition International Monetary Fund Murathe Dear IMF #StopGivingKenyaLoans pic.twitter.com/VWrkgHjNrt
A polite reminder to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board , #stoploaningkenya 'we' the common Wanjiku aren't benefiting. This is the #ThiefOfTheLoans and is responsible not KENYANS…. sisi hatuna hata 10 bob ya kununua sumawiki @IMFNews @DavidNdii pic.twitter.com/lvHNtw1tAv
— AWINO CHERONO (@Mercy_Mutai9) April 6, 2021
