Reuben Kigame, Deputy Party Leader of Justice and Freedom Party (JFP), Calls for Action Against Corruption and Deception in Kenyan Politics

 

By Wasike Elvis 

Reuben Kigame, the Deputy Party Leader of the Justice and Freedom Party (JFP), has called on Kenyans to unite in the fight against two of the most significant challenges plaguing the nation's political system: corruption and deceit. In a powerful address delivered today, Kigame expressed his deep concern over the state of governance in Kenya and the detrimental effects of these issues on the country's future.

Kigame, a well-respected figure in Kenyan politics and an advocate for transparency, emphasized that the first major issue undermining the country is the systematic looting of public funds by individuals who enter government positions with the sole aim of personal enrichment. He described this as a "cancer" that has plagued the nation's institutions, leading to massive public resource wastage and inefficiency.

"The culture of corruption is deeply ingrained in our political and governmental systems, where individuals seek positions of power not to serve the people, but to loot from the public coffers," Kigame stated. "This selfish behavior has destroyed our healthcare, education, infrastructure, and other critical sectors. It is time for all of us to rise up and say enough is enough."

Kigame also highlighted the second major challenge – the widespread culture of dishonesty and manipulation of citizens. Politicians, he noted, often resort to lies and false promises to secure votes, only to abandon their pledges once in power. This deception, he argued, has fostered a sense of disillusionment and mistrust among the Kenyan public.

"We can no longer afford to be lied to," Kigame remarked. "Politicians make grandiose promises during elections, only to betray the trust of the very people they vowed to serve. This has created a cycle of broken hopes and dashed dreams, and it must end now."

Reuben Kigame's call to action comes as the country prepares for the next general election. He urged all citizens, regardless of political affiliation, to join hands in smashing these twin enemies of corruption and deceit. "It can be done," he said. "If we stand together and demand accountability, transparency, and integrity, we can rebuild our nation on a foundation of truth and justice."

In closing, Kigame reminded the Kenyan people that the fight for a better future is not just the responsibility of politicians but of every citizen. He invited all who share his vision for a corruption-free, honest, and accountable government to join the Justice and Freedom Party in this transformative journey.

"We are not just fighting for a better government; we are fighting for the future of our children, for a Kenya where truth, justice, and freedom prevail," he concluded.

The Justice and Freedom Party, under Kigame’s leadership, has pledged to continue advocating for a cleaner, more transparent political system and to hold elected officials accountable to the people they serve. The party’s message resonates with many Kenyans who have grown weary of corruption and dishonesty in politics and are looking for change.

March 23, 2025