Kalonzo Musyoka has told President William Ruto that Kenyans cannot be bought, saying the Ol Kalou by-election demonstrated that the will of the people cannot be influenced by money or short-term inducements.
Addressing a church congregation, Kalonzo reflected on his long-standing connection with the church and stressed the importance of faith and consistency in leadership. He said Kenyans now recognise that public resources belong to them and should be used for development rather than political bribery.
Kalonzo described the Gen Z movement and the Ol Kalou by-election as defining moments that reflect a more aware and assertive citizenry. He also urged leaders to embrace humility and servant leadership, citing former President Mwai Kibaki, who declined to have the Thika Superhighway named after him, choosing instead to put the country first.
