The bill is retro progressive,not everyone is a graduate who is a developer.  The majority of Kenyan IT professionals are self-taught, with no degree or college diploma. Globally, the ICT domain operates in its own unique manner, it is not degrees, diplomas, certifications, or licenses that have seen its progressive growth, innovations, inventions, and its acceptance, it is driven by passion, determination, and the love for humanity. That is why the individuals who have brought disruptive changes don't have degrees. Passing a bill that is killing the dreams and visions of Kenyans is not sustainable. The bill should be rejected in total to give every Kenyan a room to grow, innovate and monetize his or her skills.ICT Bill was drafted with ill intention, not only for ICT stakeholders but for the entire country's social, political, and economic fabric. Our beloved President H.E.Uhuru Muigai, don't board the sponsor's wagon, protect the vast ecosystem of ICT that is driving various aspects of our economy, mitigating unemployment, and insecurity, and bringing growth and development.