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In kenya You Are Not A Leader Until Proven Rich

By Martini Murithi Mukenya
In Kenya of today my fellow countrymen and women are guilty until proven rich and your not a leader until proven rich . In the house of change and public watch dogging(parliam
ent) its a collection of cartels busy thinking about next elections and not next generation . Those in the parliament are busy thinking about the next corruption enterprise . This what happens when a nation vote money and ethnic chiefs in substitution of leadership that can inspire real change . Insanity is when you do the same thing a gain and a gain. Until kenyans free their minds we will remain in the prisons of a corrupt country where you wake up and read in you r national newspapers that a bank as collapsed with citizens billions of money . WHO DO WE BLAME ? Both public and private sector leadership is the product of our society thinking . Tell any kenyan today you want to serve your nation in elective leadership.They will first ask you 21 questions to prove if you have fat bank account before they can support you. In the civilized world its the opposite . Voters invest on leadership. Until we free ourselves from corrupt minds we remain hostage to our unkind system . I PRAY FOR KENYA . ONE DAY JUSTICE AND VISIONARY LEADERSHIP WILL BE CELEBRATED. When the madness of a nation disturb even its senior citizens .Everyone must rethink before we travel the road to nowhere as a nation .
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