We Don't Have Jobs for You, Gachagua Tells Graduates

Mr. Deputy president,that is not good news for the graduating class.Shrouding your words with'Iam an honest man' does not lull the feeling of hopelessness your speech triggered.Graduating students should be given words of hope,and encouragement. Talking of honesty,how can you tell students who have barely graduated that "these jobs we are going to create together with you".These graduates have no experience.They need jobs to get the experience.
I wonder if you mixed up your speeches.If you are talking about creating jobs, this is the wrong audience.This one is for those soon to be job seekers.I now understand why your boss said that a million job seekers should look for work outside Kenya bounderies.

Jack the ripper, doomsayer himself. Negativity oozes through this man's veins. Isn't there a way to encourage graduates with a positive speech like most key speakers do even when economies worldwide are reeling . Bure kabisa!

So they will buy houses as unemployed graduates and provide their degrees as collateral.💁🏿What a load of BS 😸how will they benefit and what magic jobs are these that you are going to create that have not already been created. People have been building houses since time immemorial.What matters to them now is a job not a house for what 😼how will they pay for the utilities if they are jobless and who told you all the jobs you magically create will benefit from their skills.You are looking for ways to steal even more so that you can keep eating lobster at statehouse and your boss can hire his cronies as useless CAS ‘s at a salary of over 500000 per month so that you can stay in power.Politics is such a dirty game.Are people not paying the hustler loans fast enough for you ama your boss was given the cold shoulder what with his tanga tangaing all over the globe promising dead end jobs to young naive Kenyans and begging for loans.

The purpose of getting a college education is to be able to think analytically and to be creative if that involves being self-employed not necessarily being employed by someone else.

Mr. Gachagua, it's time to change the system of education.
A graduate who has spent thousands of shillings to get that education expects a return on his investment ( both money and time).
Are you telling Kenyans the education system you and your government has prescribed for Kenyans is a "Dead end education"?
It's time to review and revisit this type of education.
Let us recall that Westerman influence on educational thought was considerable. He advanced the view that..." Any education that does not take into consideration the inseparable unity between the African and the African lineage is based on false principles and must lead to the alienation of the individual from his own self, his principles and his past"
This is exactly where our graduates find themselves:
No resources because they paid for the useless education, some are in debt, no jobs because that was the wrong type of education.
They find themselves at the dead end of a prescribed education.
Kenyans wake up!!

Idiot

I wonder how those graduates went home feeling. Here second in command comes tells you on graduation day that there's no job. Giving hope to anyone in very important. Infact no hope no life. Gachagua himself is hoping to be dp for 2nd term. All he needs to do is to encourage those young graduates.

Gachagua, “Ruto and I just realized that campaigning is easier than governing!
We are going to launch a campaign to tour the country telling you how the finance bill is your ‘mama na baba!’”
“The finance bill will solve all your problems! Financial, medical, physical, etc!”
“That’s the reason why we passed it! Because it’s a cure for all the ills that Uhuru left behind!”
“I particularly love this finance bill because I have been promised that there’s another Ksh 200 million for me!” “That’s why I am very proud of this bill, and you should too!!”
Thank you Kenyans! See you next time when I am cashing my check!!

wow, note to other institutions, please do not invite this man to give a commencement speech.