Land corruption cannot be exorcised by perpetrators

I have followed keenly the events of recent past, and I am discouraged by the mere fact that things in Kenya do not seem to improve at all.

We look up to our leaders to decide implementation of Ndungu land report as much as we depend on them for matters of constitutional changes. Believe me, they are Governors, Members of Parliament, and Commissioners - this is the new generation of leaders we look up to, and it is why I think the war on corruption is already lost, and lost forever.

It is understood, the malfeasance by executive with regard to land matters in the past, is the skewed manner and favouritisms with which it exercised those powers.