Without No Fear of Contradiction! There is no Corruption in Jubilee government, Aden Duale.

Martin Oduor

November 17, 2016 4:39 PM

Aden Duale, categorically state that there is no graft in the government of President Uhuru but mere propaganda by the opposition.

Majority leader, Aden Duale has categorically stated that there is no graft in the government of President Uhuru, rather just mere propaganda by the opposition.

Duale was speaking at 'NTV Live where he made the statements which are sure to rub Kenyans the wrong way.

“We are not in trouble and what is going on is perception there is no real graft, it is just propaganda” Duale said without flinching an eyelid.

When asked about the alleged five billion theft at ‘Mafia house,’ the law maker stated that all was simply a perception

“Yes it is just perception, there was the 5.3billion I can tell you without no fear of contradiction, what was in the subsidiary budget, that I tabled for the ministry of health was 3. 3 billion . and that now is being done by both the senate health committee, national assembly health committee, by the EACC and I am sure in the shortest time possible which they should do the country will know the truth” Duale went on record.

When probed further however the lawmaker said, once the truth is known there was no sacred cows in Jubilee and heads will roll.

Beating the logic, on if indeed there is no corruption in Jubilee why then should heads roll? Not to mention how slow Jubilee has been in prosecuting individuals involved in corruption.

The Garissa town MP is a strong supporter of President Uhuru and his deputy William Ruto and has time and again come out to defend the Jubilee government in matters of corruption and accountability.

Duale for instance was one of the strongest supporters of former devolution minister, Anne Waiguru claiming she was innocent and clean as a whistle when the opposition demanded her resignation over the NYS scandal.

Duale would however beat a hasty retreat when Waiguru linked him and Elgeyo Marakwet senator, Kipchumba Murkomen in the National Youth Service (NYS) scandal where Ksh1.6 billion public money was stolen.

Martin Oduor