Kenya: Harnessing Kenneth's Leadership Skills, Gatanga MP Urges Kenyatta

A Murang County MLA wants President Uhuru Kenyatta to consider incorporating former Gatanga MP Peter Kenneth into his government

Joseph Nduati Ngugi, MP for Gatanga, said that the former lawmaker had the MP said that Mr. Kenneth was ranked the best MP during his term in terms of CDF spending and that his exemplary leadership skills are have not been used since taking office.

SEVERE WAR

Sitting Sunday at Kiunyu PCEA Church at a fundraiser where Mr. Kenneth was the main guest, Mr. Ngugi praised the President's efforts in the fight against corruption, adding that the entry of Mr. Kenneth

"I know that the President is looking for effective leaders with whom to work in the implementation of the agenda of the Four Great and Kenneth is a leader who can be entrusted "He noted that Mr. Kenneth has never been incriminated in bribery scandals that have tainted the image of many public figures, albeit that he has not. he served in various capacities in the country.

LEADERSHIP SKILLS

On her, part of the Murang Women's Representative's Wanjiru Chege, who on duty, said Mr. Kenneth possesses leadership skills that should be emulated by current lawmakers.

million. Kenneth is among the vaunted rulers for the position of Vice President In the elections of 2022, she toured various parts of the country

The representative of Murang said she supported the tours of Mr. Kenneth in all parts of the country

"Circulate all over the country without fear and we are behind you," said Mrs. Chege

SUCCESSION POLICY

However, Mr. Kenneth avoided the debate on the question of whether he was looking for himself the position of vice president and invited the leaders to mitigate the He urged Kenyans to support the president in the fight against corruption, saying that is the main obstacle to development.

The former deputy asked the president to include the fight against corruption. Corruption in his Big Four program and called for heavy sentences on leaders found guilty of corruption.

"If corruption is effectively and efficiently eradicated, the government will have enough money to streamline service delivery and combat vice, and corruption should even be denied to the surety," Kenneth said.

At the same time, he castigated the governors on their calls for immunity from prosecution, calling it scandalous. link and should remain in pre-trial detention until their cases are concluded.