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98% of Kenyans believe the Affordable Housing Programme is not a priority. We should leave people to put up their own houses. Mwai Kibaki opened up the bypasses, developed roads, water, electricity, sewerage and the houses came up on their own - Rigathi Gachagua
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98% of Kenyans believe the Affordable Housing Programme is not a priority - Rigathi Gachagua
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