The much anticipated BBI report was finally released to the public after it was delayed close to a month.
The project by President Uhuru Kenyatta and ODM leader Raila Odinga elicited divided opinions way before it was handed over to the two leaders.
Following the launch of the findings, the document elevated the differences and tension to a new level.
It is reported that the debate on the BBI has shifted power from the Big Four Agenda.
Information indicated that the initiative is slowly replacing Uhuru’s grand plan as the way forward for the country.
Details insinuated that the proposal made by the paperwork brought more problems than solutions.
Raila-Ruto War
The product of the handshake is stated to have created enemies between Raila and Deputy President William Ruto.
A political expert expressed that the war between the two is set to affect the country severely in the future.
During the launch at the Bomas of Kenya, Ruto openly challenged the report pointing out that Jubilee’s big plan was the way to go.
“Majority of the issues and I have to a good extent read the report, the problems canvas by Kenyans were about ordinary people.
“Jobs, businesses and our agriculture. Your excellency, you have set a perfect program under the Big Four Agenda,” remarked the DP.
Political experts warned that the leaders should stop the bickering around the BBI and focus on matters directly affecting Kenyans.
“It is important that we don’t confuse our citizens by diverting from the most burning thing which is inflation.
“We don’t have money in our pockets, we don’t know what we will eat tomorrow and that is not a headline.
“The headline is BBI,” remarked a political analyst during an interview with NTV.
Mudavadi makes a valid point
ANC party leader Musalia Mudavadi’s speech during the launch is stated to have captured the real challenge facing the country.
“What is ailing us is the economy,” commented Mudavadi.
Time will tell the direction the two projects as President Uhuru completes his final term in office.