Monday August 27, 2018 - The meeting
between Mombasa Governor Ali Hassan Joho and retired President Daniel Arap Moi
seems to have reinvented Joho and thrust him to a level of his own.
After the meeting,
the Mombasa Governor seems bolder than before as he vowed to never let Moi down.
"We had some talks with
the retired President Moi on Saturday and I must tell you that it has helped in
my journey to unite Kenyans because that is what he insisted that I should do
and I will not let him down," said Joho.
Speaking on Sunday when he
officiated a funds drive at AIC Churo Girls Secondary School in Tiaty
Sub-County, Joho called for a revolution to change
the leadership of Kenya and not just to allow few individuals to dictate Kenya’s
politics.
"The time has come for us
to change the leadership of this country.”
“Some few individuals should
not decide our destiny.”
“We want to see funds to Counties
increased to 60 per cent and even if it means going for a referendum, then we
will do it because at the end of the day, Kenyans should have their say.”
"We are tired of having a
nation of a few individuals.”
“My prayer is to see children
from the minority and marginalised areas vying for the Presidency and other
positions in this country.”
“It does not mean that
you have to come from a certain community or a particular party to become the
President of this republic," said Joho.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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