Renowned Economist David Ndii has given his suggestions in winning the war against coronavirus that appears to be a practical and great way to save the poor masses from the elitist Jubilee plans.
“Allow people to go to rural areas!”. is the rallying cry of the top 100 most influential economist in the world.
Government of Kenya (GoK) has been warning poor people against travel not taking into account that they can’t survive in Nairobi even for a week without going to work as they live hand to mouth.
“You people! Many informal sector workers in Nbi live hand to mouth. Mjengo people cannot survive 2 wks in city without work. They are not going to sit and starve? People will go home. Govt needs to face reality mitigate risk e.g test and clear people to travel. Think dammit!”, David Ndii wrote on his Twitter account
He continued, “Actually, since we don’t have state welfare system like rich countries, we ought to see rural homes as our safety net, facilitate those socio-economically vulnerable to travel (after testing), ease urban congestion and economic burden. Rural life has better social distance;This is a message endorsement from my friend out in Kiplombe via Whatsup: “Say that again. I am over 65 at my rural home (Camp David or Mar-a-Lago). My social distance is on average 700 metres, cost of food is sub 1300 a week for a family of 3. People go RURAL”
Perhaps it is a great thing to consider the many poor masses depressed by Jubilee looting machine that has not considered the jobless, and the people who live hand to mouth.
Screen them, let them go to their rural areas and follow up on them from there.
David Ndii was responding to support for Rift Valley Police Commissioner Natembeya’s message for people to stay put where they are in the time of Covid-19.
Police, as usual, are not that smart, once again proven.
https://twitter.com/DavidNdii/status/1241280173577850880?s=19
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