Another Lockdown? President Uhuru Changes Tune Ahead Of State Address

President Uhuru Kenyatta has shows off the great concern on considering another Lockdown due to escalation of covid-19 cases in the country. It has been detected on the rising of covid-19 cases across the country as citizens defy covid-19 containment measures as reports affirms.

Speaking on Sunday at All saints cathedral church in Nairobi, President Uhuru Kenyatta expressed a major concern on the spike of positive covid-19 cases rising in the country and affirmed his team might consider locking the country again.

Uhuru affirmed his team is focusing on the ways possible to regulate the spike that might lead to imposition of lockdown. Addressing, the head of state stated that Kenya is Undergoing a difficult times where they are wondering what to do or to close up the country. But he stated they shall come back on shutting up the country.

“We are going through that difficult time where we are now wondering what to do. Do we close up? We shall be coming back to that,” President Uhuru Kenyatta stated

However, worrying in the recent spike of covid-19 positive cases across the country, president Uhuru Kenyatta blamed some individuals for disregarding covid-19 containment measures put in place by the Ministry of health to deal with the virus. Uhuru indicated it’s possible to keep covid-19 a bay and go on with normal live if we observe the preventive measures set aside.

However, from the side of council of governors Chaired by Kakamega Governor Wycliffe Oparanya,are said to pressurize President Uhuru Kenyatta to lock the country due to spike of covid-19 cases in the country. The containment measures presented by the governors are banning of social gatherings, closure of eateries and bars.

Photo: Chairman of the council of Governors Wycliffe Oparanya with other governors in the past press address

Details on covid-19 containment measures by the governors are reportedly to be presented Before president Uhuru Kenyatta during covid-19 address to the state on Wednesday. In the memorandum by the governors, the county bosses seeks the nationwide curfew to be shifted to kick off from 7pm and ends at 5a.m from the current kick off of 11p.m to 4 a.m