Amani National Congress leader Musalia Mudavadi has dared the president to sack leaders who are involved in corrupt deals if at all he is serious about the handshake. He says that sacking of the leaders will only prove that the handshake is worthwhile.
Speaking at a fundraiser in Ingotse High school, Mudavadi said the president ought to sack without fear as he is big boss and can make corruption a thing of the past.
“I thought you’d look your ministers in the eye and tell them that you are dissatisfied with their performance, said Mudavadi.
The ANC leader was speaking about his expectations of the president during the state of the nation address that he made earlier on in the week.
He also added, “When the president appoints you as a minister and says that he has lost confidence in you, what does he do?” He insinuated that the president ought to have fired ministers he has previously, in public echoed his displeasure in their work.
Uhuru continues to echo that he is willing to fight corruption and leave a better legacy than his predecessors but no major action is being taken against those found in corruption scandals leaving Kenyans disappointed in him.
There has been pressure to have his deputy William Ruto sacked as he is believed to be involved in multiple corruption scandals, but the president has only thrown subtle hints at fighting his deputy but nothing has been forthcoming of the sentiments