Roots Party Presidential candidate George Wajackoyah is expected to launch his party manifesto today at KICC grounds from 4 pm.
Roots Party spokesperson, Jaymo ule Msee announced his official social media platforms;
"Prof Wajackoyah and running mate Justina Wamae will unveil their vision for the Kenya we should be living in, a Kenya of progress and prosperity for everyone," he wrote.
Wajackoyah had previously said his plan includes 12 major points that will address areas he will focus on.
Wajakoyah has already pledged a number of plans after he becomes the 5th president.
He has proposed legalizing marijuana if he wins the top office on August 9.
He said this will help boost Kenya's economy and the living standards of her citizens, adding that a 50kg sack goes for Sh3.8 million
"The solution for the national debt is growing marijuana which will enable this country to clear all the outstanding debt," he said.
Wajackoyah also promised to introduce snake farming which will culminate in investing in the anti-venom business.
"We are introducing snake farming in the country so that we can extract snake poison for the purposes of medication. A lot of people are bitten by snakes in this country and you have to wait for doses from outside the country through pharmaceutical cooperation," he said.
He added that it will also help pay Chinese debts.
"One of the ways we are going to offset the Chinese debt is by extracting the poison from the snakes and giving the Chinese the meat to eat and telling them to offset the debt."
Wajackoyah has also proposed holidays for various religious groups.
"Muslims will have their holiday on Friday, Seventh Day Adventists on Saturday, the rest of Christians will continue with Sundays then rastas nation will have holidays every day," he said during a Saturday Kakamega campaign rally.
He also said his government will do away with the boda boda sector if he clinches the country’s presidency at the August polls.
The BodaBoda sector will be transformed by his legalization of marijuana agenda, which he insists will offer Kenya economic freedom.
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