The forum said it was a fundamental understanding at the time that President Ruto would be allowed to serve his full ten years, and called on Kenyatta to respect that pact.
“There is a gap in the market in terms of access to information, especially on financial access, market access and financial literacy,” Mr Kogo said.
The warning is part of an ongoing anti-phishing campaign aimed at helping the public identify and avoid online scams targeting unsuspecting victims.
The public has been urged to remember that legitimate organisations do not ask applicants to provide their email passwords.
Organisers warn that such attachments may contain malware capable of infecting devices, stealing personal information or compromising files.
Victims are then instructed to send a photo of their national ID and pay KSh 750 to reserve an interview slot.
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President Ruto said his government has moved beyond rhetoric to implement concrete measures that demonstrate its commitment to inclusivity.
Organizers emphasized that genuine employers, banks, and government agencies never ask for passwords, PINs, or payments through unsolicited emails or text messages.
She challenged other organisations and well-wishers to support similar initiatives to ensure no learner misses school because of a lack of basic hygiene products.
