Vera Sidika: I’ve been opposing Finance Bill since 1989 when I was born
Vera Sidika has made her position on the current Generation Z demonstrations against the 2024 Finance Bill clear.
Vera Sidika called those who accused her of not protesting hypocrites and made it plain via her Instagram Stories that she has opposed President Ruto and his policies since the day she was born.
Sidika was questioned by some social media users about her stance on the Finance Bill, so she posted these remarks to clear things up.
Sidika declared that, in contrast to many other well-known individuals on the internet, she opposes the bill and emphasized that, although some people may have recently begun to criticize Ruto, she has done so since the year 1989, the year of her birth.
“I am surprised people are saying they haven’t seen me opposing the Finance Bill, when I am here every day posting against it. I have been opposing it since 1989 when I was born. I have been anti-Ruto from day one,” Sidika said.
The mother of two said she had predicted this outcome long before Ruto became president.
Sidika mentioned that at one point, she argued with her father during the 2022 general election about Ruto becoming president, saying the whole family supported Raila except for her father, who was a staunch Ruto supporter.
“I predicted this would happen. I argued with my father during the election. The whole family was behind Baba [Raila Odinga], but my father supported Ruto, and the entire family felt like swallowing him whole,” she said.
