Reuben Kigame launches his manifesto Despite Being Blocked by IEBC
Despite being blocked by the court to run for the presidential office, Reuben Kigame has today launched his manifesto at the Kigame Music Academy Gardens in Uasin Gishu county.
Reuben Kigame said that he was issuing the manifesto to heal, unite and build a new, better, prosperous, hopeful and people-respecting nation of Kenya.”This is the foundation of our government which insists that everyone is made in the image of God and must be respected and treated with dignity at all times regardless of who they are, have or lack.It is built on the African philosophy that believes,’ said Kigame.
The presidential candidate who is a member of the Eagles National Alliance, a political formation that brings together different parties in the country says that his government shall seek to undo the destructive culture of mannerlessness,shortcuts, impatience and lawlessness and that they shall promote the culture of servant leadership.
In his manifesto, Kigame pointed out twelve points that would lead his government upon election.Some of the key points that he made are to lower fuel cost as he says that he will negotiate with the fuel importers and distributors inorder to have cheap fuel.
He also said that he will reduce VAT to 14% as it will make it easier to do business in the country.
The presidential aspirant further stated that they will remove children from the streets.’We will embark on removing every child and family off the streets and repatriate them to families or housing them in government sponsored institutions or those owned by charity.’
The evangelist turned politician earlier on had accused the electoral body of discrimination stating that he had been irregularly disqualified from the election.He has demanded that the verification of presidential aspirants be redone and all those he alleged to be illegally locked out given a chance.
By Nicolette Aswani
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