Mohammed Ali takes aim at Kalonzo critics over his 40-year record
Nyali MP and newly designated Wiper Party Deputy Leader Mohammed Ali has defended Wiper leader Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka against criticism of his four decades in government and public service. Ali said critics questioning what Kalonzo achieved during his political career should also consider his conduct while holding public office. In a video posted on his […]
Wiper Party Deputy Leader Mohammed Ali has responded to criticism of Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka’s 40-year political career, defending his leader against scrutiny over his achievements. In a video posted on social media, Ali emphasized that leaders should be judged by their conduct while in office and how they managed public resources, warning that leaders with clean records would not have amassed wealth while rivals stole and killed.
Ali addressed the criticism in Swahili, listing the specific actions Kalonzo did not take during his 40 years in public service, including providing for his children, safeguarding the nation's wealth, and combating corruption. The Wiper leader’s record should be contrasted with those accused of corruption, land grabbing, and other abuses, Ali said.
Kalonzo recently appointed Ali as Deputy Party Leader designate and named Jamleck Irungu Kamau as party chairman, highlighting Ali’s background in investigative journalism and his commitment to exposing corruption.
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