Speaking in Kericho on Saturday, Cheruiyot lauded the MPs who voted for the Bill saying the demonstrations going on in the country should not intimidate them.
"So the Kenya Kwanza MPs who voted yes on the Bill, do not be intimidated, you voted for the future of this country so that the young people will not battle with debt the way we are battling now," he said. President William Ruto who spoke in Garissa Thursday urged lawmakers to pass the Bill without further delays.
As the Bill proceeds to the next stage of the legislative process, the opposition coalition, Azimio La Umoja, has vowed to continue its efforts to challenge the proposed tax measures.
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