Speaking to journalists in Nairobi shortly after he
landed from America on Saturday, Mudavadi shared with Kenyans about his trip and
also raised a number of national issues he felt should be addressed, promising
to lead the way.
"I want to tell my fellow Kenyans in foreign lands -
far away and close by - that I will come to you. I want to listen to your
voices in our continuous search for the Kenya we want, and even as I listen to
my fellow Kenyans at home,”
“The Diaspora is an increasingly important demographic in
our social, economic and political life. We must, accordingly, do everything
possible to consciously include you in our planning and in all crucial
activities in our life as a nation," Mudavadi said.
The former deputy Prime Minister also disclosed he was
greatly touched by the love Kenyans abroad have for their motherland and their
desire to see the country become truly one of the great nations in the world.
"I am pleased to bring home their warm greetings and
their hand and message of goodwill. I want to tell you that your sons and
daughters, and your brothers and sisters abroad love you and they care about
you," he said.
The
Kenyan DAILY POST
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