“It it so frustrating that we always play active role in campaigns and elections only to be locked out when it comes to sharing of the national cake. We must tel Kenyans we are not happy about this,” Tamam said.
He said they have shamefully been forced to march and picket in the streets, which they dislike.
Tamam said they petitioned at a Kabarnet law court back in 2017 after being locked out at the county assembly but ended up losing it “due to lack of funds".
He said they are so poor they couldn't afford a lawyer to represent them in court.
"That is why money Kenyans with money are always taking advantage of us.”
Tamam said they are willing to move to court and block the nominee list, calling on lawyers of goodwill to offer them pro bono services.
Gladys Chepyegon called upon UDA party leader President William Ruto to intervene and address the issue of fairness to PWDs.
“If he really means well for Kenyans about his bottom-up economic model, then he should begin by putting PWDs issues in order,” she said.
She further urged Ruto to deal with the cartels using money to frustrate and deprive them of their rights.
“On this, our elected leaders in Baringo always keep silent or even some of them play a part in rigging us out,” Chepyegon said.
