Musalia Mudavadi

“Meaningful engagement across the political divide strengthens national cohesion, promotes stability and creates an environment that supports investment, economic growth and greater opportunities for all Kenyans.”

“Our discussions reflected on Kenya's political journey, the importance of dialogue across diverse perspectives, and the shared responsibility of leaders to place the country's interests above partisan differences. We also reminisced about the many lessons and memories from working alongside Baba Raila over the years.”

“Kenya has been part of the TICAD initiative since it was started in 1993. The first ever meeting that was held in Tokyo was attended by our then vice president the late Professor George Saitoti. Since then we have been active participants of the TICAD process because we think it has been a very important initiative for Africa and it continues to be from the time of inception.”

“I had an engaging interaction with the people of Eldoret during a Meet-the-People tour, where we discussed the importance of protecting our democracy by participating actively and peacefully in the electoral process. I encouraged every eligible Kenyan to register as a voter and exercise their constitutional right, because the choices we make at the ballot determine the direction of our nation.”

“Nothing is more powerful in a democracy than the voice of the people. Every vote cast is a statement of hope, responsibility and belief in the future we want to build together.”

“When you are bitter, you spread disinformation, you spread lies and you can be dangerous. This is a moment that we need to reflect on, and as NCIC look at integrity issues, they must also look at what makes us cohesive as a society, as a people.”