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Anti-jigger campaigner alleges opposition, threats from politicians in Central region

Ms Ngina Kenyatta the daughter of President Uhuru Kenyatta cuts a cake assisted by Ahadi Kenya CEO Dr Stanley Kamau(extreme right) cuts to officially make the opening of a house belonging to orphans at Karembu village Gatundu South on Saturday.The house was built by Ahadi Kenya in partnership with Ms Kenyatta.

Some politicians in Central Kenya are perpetuating the suffering of their people by driving away those willing to help the poor.

Ahadi Kenya CEO Stanley Kamau says his organisation is facing opposition from some senators, governors and Members of the National Assembly in its mission to eradicate the jigger menace.

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