Kanu dares handshake critics to quit officeKanu General Secretary Nick Salat (centre) addresses Segero residents after he presided over a fund raiser in aid of university and college students on Friday. “As Kanu, we fully support the handshake and we are asking those opposing it to exit Uhuru’s government and allow the President to deliver on his big four agenda and leave a legacy,” said Salat. Kanu Rift Valley coordinator Paul Kibet asked the Head of State to tighten the noose on leaders suspected to be engaging in corruption, and yet they are in his administration. “We have seen those we have been suspecting of engaging in corruption stop flying choppers every weekend when the President started leading the fight against corruption. He told the State to relook into the decision to stop importation of subsidised fertiliser.

Source: Standard Digital February 02, 2019 21:00 UTC