This is a guest post by Kennedy Mugera.
Speaking at a burial ceremony in Mutindwa Village, Maara MP Kareke Mbiuki, went off about the soon to be Jubilee Party. Exercising no restraint on his tongue, Mbiuki openly accused President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto for what he termed as ‘trying to kill democracy in Kenya.’
Mr. Mbiuki, who was elected in Maara on a National Alliance Ticket (TNA) termed the Jubilee Coalition plans to merge affiliate parties as a plot to kill democracy. He reiterated that leaders should embrace multiparty democracy and stop getting the country back to a single party regime.
“There has never been fairness in the history of party nominations in Kenya, and few people will benefit from the new outfit,” said Mbiuki.
He further encouraged Kenyans to ditch political party and tribal affiliations in favour of development minded leaders who put the publics’ interests first.
Faulting fellow Jubilee members for embarrassing Meru County Governor Peter Munya recently at an event in his own back yard, he said “Last time Kenyans ended up electing wrong leaders because of party politics.”
In his view all parties in the country, including small ones should remain in tacts and resist the allure of being under the cover of large established political outfits.