Mudavadi: We should not second guess the destiny of our nation
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has warned the electorate not second guess and gamble with the leadership of the country come August 2027. Mudavadi told Kenyans there is no room for taking chances. The country requires the right leadership from the grassroots to the Presidency. He cautioned Kenyans against entrusting the country’s leadership to non-visionary […] The post Mudavadi: We…
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has cautioned Kenyans against second-guessing the country's future leadership come August 2027. During an ACK church service in Kapsabet, Nandi County, Mudavadi urged Kenyans not to gamble with their nation's destiny. He highlighted the need for continuity in leadership and cautioned against supporting non-visionary leaders who lack the ability to provide credible alternatives to President William Ruto.
Mudavadi questioned the motives of opposition politicians forming new parties, asserting they lacked the time to build necessary structures and prepare for national leadership. He defended President Ruto's leadership, emphasizing the importance of continuity and arguing that the country requires solid leadership to maintain peace, stability, and progress.
Mudavadi further cautioned Kenyans against taking peace and stability for granted, urging them to safeguard national unity and avoid any repeat of past post-election violence.
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