Raila Odinga, Kisii Governor James Ongwae
By Elizabeth Angira
Orange Democratic Party Leader Raila Odinga has vowed to bring development and revive the economy of the country.
Speaking in Kisii County during the Azimio campaign, Mr Odinga said that the economy of the county has been deteriorating due to high rampant of corruption .
He knows where the money is and vows that he will ensure that he is going to seal such loopholes and is going to ensure corruption has declined in the country.
“Am going to ensure that we are free corruption country and the money which is on the pockets of those who have stolen have been revived, “he said.
Mr Odinga said that he will transform and unite the country.
He promised to fight diseases, poverty and ensure education for Kenyans as well as improve the economy
Mr Odinga said that he is going to ensure that every county has one industry for the jobless youths.
He also said that he will ensure that every village has been equipped with Internet for the youths to be equipped with digital skills and it would be added advantage for the youths to search online jobs.
On the Health sector, Baba Health Care will accommodate all the residents since most of the public don’t afford to pay for the medical bills.
Mr Odinga said that for the single mothers and vulnerable families who are unable to meet their needs they will receive Ksh 6,000.
Mr Odinga said that general election will be free fair and transparent.
He urged voters that the only weapon that would transform the economy is through voting and asked the voters to ensure that they have voted.
Azimio leaders asked Kenya Kwanza to accept the general election results August 9, 2022.
Kisii and Nyamira counties could provide the much-needed swing votes, with indications that they are leaning towards Raila’s Azimio movement.
More leaders have decamped their parties and have joined ODM to ensure that ODM party leader Odinga has garnered more votes in Presidential election August 9, 2022.
Azimio leaders who accompanied ODM party leader were, Governors James Ogwae, Anyan’g Nyongo, Wickliffe Oparanya,Amos Nyaribo, Coronel Rasanga, Hassan Joho , Joash Maangi, Peter Kenneth, Kanini Kega, Junet Mohammed, Ben Momanyi, Jimmy Angwenyi, Babu Owino, Zadock Ogutu, Richard Onyonka, Richard Tong’i