At the memorial service of Derrick Lugwi who died on Ethiopian Airlines plane crush in March 11 on Saturday in Ikolomani Kakamega,ANC leader Musalia Mudavadi decided to dress down Uhuru’s government.
The ANC leader accused the government of laxity in helping the families who lost their kin in the plane accident. He said there has been no official statement from the government.
“There should have been a statement by the government committing itself to compensate the affected families,” Mudavadi said.
He also spoke over graft explaining that all sectors of the economy are collapsing due to increased graft while Uhuru is unleashing public anger but not taking relevant actions to save the nation.
The ANC leader said he would remain in the opposition even if it meant being alone. “I would rather remain in the opposition and stand with Kenyans than join in the theft of public resources,” he said.
He said churches should not glorify graft by accepting money from people who have stolen from Kenyans. “If I come to church with a briefcase full of stolen clothes definitely you will chase me away, but I don’t know what happens when I come with a briefcase full of stolen money.”