Fight Corruption first before implementing the Big Four Agenda, Buyu urges President Kenyatta.

By -


Kisumu County Women Representative Rosa Buyu addressing the press in Kisumu today where she has urged President Kenyatta to fight corruption first before embarking on implementing his Big Agenda Four-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo.



By Dickson Odhiambo.

 May 25, 2018

  Fight Corruption first before implementing the Big Four Agenda, Buyu urges President Kenyatta.

PRESIDENT Kenyatta has been urged to fight the rampant corruption in the country before embarking on implementing his big Four Agenda for Kenyans.

Kisumu Women Representative Rosa Buyu says the President should first fight the vice before embarking on implementing his big Four Agenda in his second term in office.

Addressing the press in Kisumu today, Buyu said the rate at which corruption is being perpetuated in the country is very worrying indeed hence called on President Kenyatta to act decisively on the vice.
Buyu has single out that the issue of corruption is now the one dominating news items in most Print and electronic media hence a need to take action against it.

The Kisumu County Member of Parliament says the country is bleeding due to corruption and something must be done to save it.

She says the issue of corruption which is being mentioned from various sectors like NYS, National Cereal and Produce Board, Kenya Power, Youth Fund among others must be addressed.

“I think the President needs to be very focused and deal with the issue of corruption then talk about and implement  his big four agenda for the country and he will only achieve the big four agenda if he address the issue of corruption ,” Buyu says.

The Kisumu County Women Representative says the media should continue to be very alert and continue airing various corruption issues without fear of favor.

“There is no way our President will achieve the Big Four Agenda yet a lot of money is being lost through corruption hence he should focus on how to tackle the issue of corruption,” she adds.

Buyu adds the issue of handshake between President Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga has brought peace and good environment yet through corruption, a lot of funds is being lost, adding that this must stop.

Buyu says political goodwill is needed to help in fighting corruption  in the country.

ENDS:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kisumu Governor: We have given loans to traders to cushion them against Covid-19 Pandemic

By -
Image
Kisumu Governor Prof Anyang Nyong'o during today's Fourth State of County Address at Tom Mboya Labour College-Photo Courtesy   By Dickson Odhiambo December 2, 2021 Kisumu Governor: We have given  loans to traders to cushion them against Covid-19 Pandemic Kisumu Governor Prof Anyang Nyong’o has said his Government gave advance loans to traders with a one-year grace repayment period to cushion them from the effects of the containment measures of the pandemic and reinvigorate the trading environment. Nyong’o says this followed the debilitating effects of the Covid-19 pandemic that adversely affected the business environment across the country and the world in general. Speaking today in Kisumu during his Fourth State of the County Address at Tom Mboya Labour College, Nyong’o says this fund was able to impact vulnerable households enabling them to pick up their shattered livelihoods.   He says the results have been quiet impressive, adding that the revitalization of the
Read more

Ksm Journalists Network Chairman dies in a grisly Road accident

By -
Image
Kisumu Journalists Network Chairman Dickens Wasonga who has died in a road accident today in Kisumu-Photo Courtesy By Dickson Odhiambo   January 26, 2024   Ksm Journalists Network Chairman dies in a grisly Road accident   Kisumu Journalists have been thrown into a state of mourning after their chairperson died in a grisly road accident that occurred in Kisumu this morning.   Dickens Wasonga, Chairman of the Kisumu Journalists Network passed on this morning following a road traffic accident that occurred this morning along Kisumu-Kakamega Highway near Mamboleo Junction.   Wasonga was elected the chairman of Kisumu Journalist Network on November 23, 2023 and took over from his Prediccessor Rushdie Oudia.   Until his untmely demise, Wasonga was working with the Star Newspaper where he was based in Kisumu.   Cabinet Secretary in charge of ICT and Digital Economy Eliud Owalo who was in Kisumu for a function had to cut it short and joined the Kisumu based Journalists in mourning one of their
Read more

New Team takes over Ksm Journalists Network’s Leadership

By -
Image
  Immediate Former Chairman Kisumu Journalists Network Rushdie Oudia{L} hands over the group's certificate to the new Chairman Dickens Wasonga-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo By Dickson Odhiambo   November 26, 2023   New Team takes over Ksm Journalists Network’s Leadership     A NEW Team has officially taken over the leadership of Kisumu Journalists Network.   The  team dubbed as Team Fresh led by Veteran Journalist Dickens Wasonga as the Network’s New Chairman has managed to bag all the positions from chairperson to Organizing Secretary.   In a hotly contested polls held at Kisumu’s Public Service Club this November 25, Dickens Wasonga resoundingly defeated the immediate former chairman Rushdie Oudia after garnering 47 votes. Oudia managed to get 20 votes. Doreen Magak and Daniel Dembede were earlier elected unopposed as the Vice Chairperson and Deputy Secretary of the Kisumu Journalists Network respectively. Harold Odhiambo has been elected as the Secretary of the Network after defeati
Read more