As we approach the election period atmosphere mid-next year, there is more that needs to be done besides conducting a campaign on voter registration.
Kenyans, especially those in rural areas should be highly educated on the need to vote wisely. Not necessarily to cast their ballots in large numbers. However, Kenyans must therefore be properly encouraged to vote for good leaders.
Leaders who are capable of taking our country ahead in terms of improving infrastructure, creation of jobs among the youths, improving education sector hence maintaining the tendency of free education and also improving the economy in general.
Previously, Kenyans had a tendency of failing to vote for good leaders but instead pick bad ones. This time Kenyans should consider and look for effective leaders.
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