ANC leader who is also the self-proclaimed opposition leader has calibrated the war the against graft. He has echoed President Uhuru’s words in attempts to end this menace.
ANC Leader has been boldly condemning the various corruption cases in the government.
Speaking during a church service in 120 years anniversary of PCEA Church in Thogoto Kikuyu, Musalia Mudavadi expressed different political points.
He urged the church leaders to take its rightful voice as it used to be in the condemning of corrupt individuals in the nation. Musalia also challenged the church to be the compass in shaping the moral standards of the people.
Supporting the president
The ANC leader admitted the country facing a lot of challenges in the war against graft. He asked Kenyans to support the President in the fight as it is not a one man war. He asked Kenyans to join hands to fight this vice downgrading the virtues of the nation.
Defending of tribal lines
In the same tone he condemned those leaders who rise to defend the corrupt just because they are from the same tribe.
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This words were directed to DP William Ruto and his allies who rose on the public podium on Friday to issue warning on the DPP Noordin Haji and DCI Kinoti.
The leaders were claiming that the arrests made by DCI and DPP against top officials who have turned out in many occasions to be Kalenjins as a political witch hunt.
The leaders warned that the agencies of corruption are being used to slow DP Ruto plan to succeed President Uhuru Kenyatta by bringing down his allies.
This comes as Kenya Pipeline former boss Joe Sang is expected to be arraigned in court today for graft allegations.
Rebellious Rift Valley leaders
This defending of tribal lines is what the opposition leader has come out to stand against. The same same words were uttered by rebel sect in the Rift Valley led by Joshua Kuttuny saying they won’t stand by any corrupt individual in the name of their tribal members.
Joshua Kuttuny and Alfred Keter have vowed to support the DPP and DCI in the fight against corruption. They have urged them to tighten the fight.
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I joined thousands of PCEA faithful in celebrating 120 yrs of mission service at Thogoto College in Kikuyu. I implored on the church to take the lead in fighting corruption & immorality in society. I asked Kenyans to support the President’s war on graft, without tribalising it. pic.twitter.com/FkTYxOtkkA
— Musalia W Mudavadi (@MusaliaMudavadi) December 9, 2018