How Kenyans perceive Uhuru, Raila and Ruto in corruption – Prof Manyora

Corruption has recently shifted the country from one ministry to another and the money lost has been enormous.

Prof. Herman Manyora, a well-known political analyst, has broadcast, via his YouTube channel, an analysis of the perception of Kenyans of the country's top three leaders on corruption.

According to the analyst, Kenyans generally agree that President Uhuru Kenyatta did not steal public money as a person.

He further notes that it is generally accepted that the president inherited a lot of wealth from his father, Kenya's first president.

Regarding former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, the analyst said that he (Raila) had told Kenyans that he was as white as cotton.

Prof Manyora felt that to the extent that this might not be entirely true, the general perception is that the country is that the ODM party leader is not corrupt.

"The general perception is that when you are looking for a corrupt person, it is unlikely that you are looking for Raila in Bondo or Capitol Hill, because he is one of the few politicians in this country, you can not very easily find him. associate with corruption, "said the analyst. I said.

The analyst said that few people had tried to associate Raila with corruption scandals, such as molasses kazi kwa vijana pesa kwa wazee, among others, which failed to make him believe corrupted by Kenyans.

However, for Vice President William Ruto, the analyst noted that Kenyans perceive him as a corrupt leader.

"The way things were presented in this country, the story sold especially after the handshake, is that if you're looking for a thief in this country, you'll go to Sugoi (Ruto's house)," said L & # 39; analyst.

Thus, according to Professor Manyora, across the country, it is thought that DP Ruto is corrupt, while Kenyatta and Odinga are not perceived as such.

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