Photos: Moses Kuria stirs Kisumu on a rare visit :: Kenya

Gatundu South controversial MP Moses Kuria criticizes lawmakers who undermine the handshake between President Uhuru Kenyatta and the US leader Orange democratic movement.

Kuria, who stated that he was engaged in a peace and unity promotion mission, noted that the handshake had a great impact on the nation and that it was a good thing. it should therefore be adopted by all.

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"Only a stupid man can criticize the newfound peace that we now enjoy as a result of the handshake," said the deputy.

Kuria received an enthusiastic welcome in Kisumu as he walked the streets to preach what he called building bridges with the people of the area.

In the recent past, the legislator has been an unwanted visitor to the region because of his profanatory attacks against the Luo community in the Nyanza region as well as the pivot of the Raila Odinga region.

But in a jiffy, he was greeted by hundreds of young people and the motorcyclists escorted him to the city to cheer him and praise the power of the handshake.

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Kuria said that the political tensions that have rocked the country in the recent past have caused Kenyans to lose a lot in enjoying the rich diversity they share.

"I spread the gospel of handshake and I believe we all have a role to play in ensuring that we use it to stimulate development," he said. amid the cheers of the crowd.

He said it was unfortunate that some leaders continue to criticize the handshake despite the positive impacts that the country has already witnessed since the two leaders pledged to work together.

The leader met with several groups of people, including members of Bunge la Wananchi of Kisumu, who told him that they would continue to support the handshake.

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They challenged him to introduce a bill in Parliament to introduce a bill supporting the creation of a post of prime minister for welcome President Uhuru to his retirement in 2022.

"I will continue to build bridges and welcome young people from Kisumu to Gatundu and also Gor Mahia fans," Kuria said.

Kuria's visit to Kisumu took place while the other two leaders, the secretary of the devolution cabinet Eugene Wamalwa and the senator of Bungoma, Moses Wetang & ula, also decided to make peace and resolve their political differences.