Politicians urged to shun utterances Bordering on hate speech
By Dickson Odhiambo
March
24, 2022
Politicians urged to shun utterances Bordering on hate speech
Politicians across the country have been urged to fully shun
utterances that borders on hate speech as the country heads to polls in August
this year.
Kisumu East Parliamentary aspirant on ODM party ticket
James Aggrey Mwamu said utterances that are aimed at dividing Kenyans along
ethnic lines should be avoided at all cost.
Addressing the residents of Manyatta B Area in Kisumu East Constituency
during his meet the people tour,Mwamu has underscored the need for politicians
to campaign peacefully devoid of hate speech and without mudslinging fellow
politicians.
Mwamu at the same time urged all the ODM Party members in Kisumu
East Constituency to turn up in large and participate in the party's nomination
exercise slated for April 21.
He adds that they should do so and nominate leaders of their
choice during such an exercise.
He has appealed to the ODM party members to nominate him and be
its flag bearer in Kisumu East for the Parliamentary seat, adding that he has
what it takes to be the next Member of Parliament for area.
He says he will fully represent the Constituency at the National
Assembly and its voice will be heard through him by contributing to the debates
before the House.
He says his priorities are on uplifting the standards of
Education within the entire Constituency as well as food security.
He says he will champion a people's driven strategic Plan
involving all the electorates publicly participating in its formation and implementation.
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