Democracy for the Citizens Party(DCP) members on Sunday attended a Service at AIC Subukia Town with calls on IEBC to ensure credible elections.
Speaking during the service, DCP interim Deputy Party Leader Cleophas Malalah cited the recent statement by the newly constituted IEBC team that it will hold credible elections.
Malalah was however quick to state that the IEBC should not just talk but ensure execution of key measures towards the same.
According to Malalah, Kenyans are demanding nothing but credible elections.
“We have heard the IEBC assure that they will deliver credible elections. But we want to tell the Chairman and the team that it’s not just about talks, but we want to see action towards the same,” stated Malala.
Sentiments echoed by Secretary General Economic Planning and Strategy Dr Peter Mbae.
He pointed out that as DCP they are ready to ensure Kenya is transformed.
Mbae also faulted government for arresting young people who were protesting.
He called on the DCP leaders to remain united in the journey to transform the country.
“As DCP leaders from National to grassroot we shall walk in unity until we transform this nation,” stated Mbae.
Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara who was recently arrested and arraigned in Nairobi, was categorical that she will continue to call out government whenever she notices wrongs.
She urged government agencies bot to be used to intimidate innocent Kenyans or those who fault and criticize the government.
Sentiments echoed by Nyandarua Senator John Methu who said the DCP leaders is a force that will not bow to intimidation and pressure or harrasment.
The service was also attended by Sen John Kinyua, Hon James Gakuya, Hon Maina Kamanda, Hon. Mwafrika, Hon. Ngogoyo, Hon. Edward Mureu, Hon. Mercy Wanjiru, Hon Dr Kanchori Daniel, amongst several other Distinguished leaders.
The leaders were later scheduled to hold rallies spreading the Skiza Wakenya Gospel in Subukia and Bahati Constituencies.
According to them, Kenyans’ opinions matter and must be considered.
