Kanu Chairman Gideon Moi was in Kakamega yesterday where he asked for a green-light from the region’s electorate to work with their leaders.
Through song, dance and speeches, Kakamega came alive as Gideon urged leaders who accompanied him to shun succession politics and instead commit to delivering the promises they made to Kenyans. Various leaders in attendance spoke out against corruption and the need to take the people’s problems to heart.