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Mudavadi implores Kenyans living in US to back his 2022 bid

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"Corruption is rife, unemployment is high and our national debt has skyrocketed, but there is hope. We can turn it around, we can do something to create jobs, we can reduce our public debt to manageable levels, we can do it by making sure that the right leadership is in place." Mudavadi

Amani National Congress party leader, Musalia Mudavadi, has pledged to prioritize the fight against corruption if elected President in 2022.

Mudavadi who spoke on Friday when he met Kenyans living in Springfield, Massachusetts in the US, implored Kenyans in the Diaspora to back his 2022 State House bid, saying he is the best bet to fight corruption.

Mudavadi said he should be trusted to fight corruption and impunity, saying he has a track record proving he had done it before.

” As we seek to amend the constitution, we must first of all ask ourselves; is it to serve the interests of the country? Or to create positions for political elite?  All we need is to think straight, think right and do what is right. Let us pull together.’ He said.

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He revisited the Goldenberg scandal, saying it was the hallmark of his fight against corruption and fraud.

Mudavadi reiterated his whistle blower role in the scandal, narrating how he occasioned the closure of a network of banks that were part of the fraud.

He pledged to run a government that adheres to the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution on leadership and integrity if elected to office.

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