BE A CITIZEN NOT A SPECTATOR. 'NASA KURA'

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NEED A LEADERSHIP THAT IS NOT FILLED WITH A LOT OF PUBLIC RELATION GIMMICKS/CORRUPTION? ‘NASA KURA’

By Armstrong K. Abala


Sitting and blaming your government for your woes will never solve them, wallowing in your trouble will not have them go away.

 To make a change in your country you must be involved directly to ensure that your voice is heard. You must be ready to stand like a true Kenyan.

It is your duty as an individual to ensure that the good governance and leadership that you crave is put in place. A leadership that is not filled with a lot of public relation gimmicks and show of might yet Kenyans die of hunger and poverty, a governance that is directly connected to its people, a government that understands the woes of its citizens.

With the word of Bill Clinton, I ask you to ‘be a citizen and not a spectator’. Do not wait for things to go wrong the start blaming people yet you did nothing to ensure that your views are represented accordingly through the ballot.

Any Kenyan who correct minded would definitely know that for the past 5 years we have been treated to lies, robbing of public funds, Public relations gimmicks and all sorts of madness by the Jubilee administration.

Also read; JUBILEE HAS MADE A MOCKERY OUT OF THIS COUNTRY; SHAME ON THESE CORRUPT GOONS;
http://lethalaballah.blogspot.co.ke/2016/02/jubilee-has-made-mockery-out-of-this.html?view=magazine

It is in this regard that, I urge all Kenyans to rise up to the occasion and ensure they register themselves as voters to ensure that we have an accountable government on the 8th of August this year.


It is also important to remember that it is not just a matter of registering as a voter. If you are a registered voter and you do not come out to vote on the election day, then you are as useless as that person who never registered as a voter in the first place.

Take chance and make a difference in your country. DO NOT BE A SPECTATOR, BE A CITIZEN. GET INVOLVED.

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