Institutions can't guarantee us development in Kenya neither
in Africa till we find the resolve to acquire a good leadership. Indeed,
personalities in the past regimes set up institutions for their own gain and as
every regime takes over the office, the previous institutions are taken down
and new ones developed. It's thus necessary to develop a long lasting
foundation that serves all and not personal issues.
I get a look at the current Kenya and Government and the
call to censor a motion concerning Non-Governmental Organizations in the parliament
are a honest move. Nevertheless, the feeling behind it makes it miserable. Censoring
a motion in parliamentary procedure to
enforce development and accountability is a movement that is welcomed by all
Kenyans despite the political association. Nevertheless, the Uhuru
Governments’s move to sensor the motion so as to win protection from the
ongoing ICC cases is merely merely a display of poor leadership and bad,
corrupt administration.
Similarly, the political affiliation in Kenya that came as a
consequence of the repealing of Section 2A, was a welcome move by all in the
exercise of sound administration and democracy. Yet, to date, the political
affiliations have been a cause of mayhem in the nation and have blocked the
state from achieving discrete development. The in-fight by the UDF, ODM, THAN
and WIPER parties is indeed a deterrent
to the growth of the country. A great deal of the legislator time is utilized
in solving petty issues within the party and coalitions. Indeed, there is a
demand for sobriety and diligence in dealing with disputes that originate
inside the parties.
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