Ahadi Kenya, the Anti –jiggers organization’s CEO Dr. Stanley Kamau has called on the Kenya politicians to have the interest of the local mwananchi at heart as they campaign for the general elections.
Dr. Kamau noted that there are millions of Kenyans who are now neglected and going without food and shelter in the rural areas.
He said that the little that is available is also distributed along tribal line, something which he says yields tribalism in Kenya.
He said that the country is infested with a lot of jiggers like tribalism, nepotism and politics which needs quick and through eradication for the benefit of Kenyans.
Dr. Stanley was speaking in Sibuoche, Ndhiwa, within Homa-Bay county where he took the anti-jiggers campaign.
He at the same time called for peaceful coexistence among various communities during the electioneering period.
