Dear Wuon Abila,
I would kindly request for just a
small section of your editorial page to relay my opinion that I believe
is of utmost importance and relevance to Kenyans.
I have been keenly following the debate
of whether Moi should stand trial or be served to give evidence in a number
if corruption related cases, I believe that the retired President as a Kenyan
and having categorically stated that 'Kenya must be a corruption free country
[zero tollerance to corruption]'. It's just good that he appoints his lawyers,
book an appointment with the Anti Corruption Police or the Goldenberg Commission
of enquiry and give information to the authorities of all corruption cases
he know so as to clear himself of all the murk else Kenyans will continue
blaming him.
And again He must desist from employing
'cow boys' like Kenyatta, Gideon and Kilonzo to speak for him, as a statesman
and a respectable leader he must speak for himself and also desist from
warning Kenyans of consequences if he's charged of corruption.
Uhuru and Moi must stop ramming our throats with LEAVE MOI ALONE.
Finally let him answer the following
questions amongst others to Kenyans?
1. Why is his family
members mentioned adversely in all corruption cases?
2. Can he deny that
he ordered Chahonyo to deposit money into Eurobank and other orders.
3. Why did he appoint
people who had corruptly plundered parastatals into high profile positions?
etc
Moi having admitted that corruption
was a disease in the country, why did it let it go un unabated without taking
any practical measures.
He must be ready to clear the air
for Kenyans before we give him any respect and the KANU parliamentarians
must know that corruption is corruption and must be treated as such, if
the Italian Prime Minister Mr Berlusconi could be dragged to court to answer
corruption related charges then why not a retired Kenyan president.
I'm wondering.
Ken Anang'a
5 Aylsham rd
Norwich
Norfolk
NR3 2HD
UK
