Kenya Solidarity Movement will field a presidential candidate in the 2012 general elections, party leader GG Kariuki has disclosed. GG added that if nominated by the party members, he was willing to vie for the top most seat saying he had what it takes to be the next president.Speaking during a civic education on the new constitution in Solai area of Nakuru county, the former Laikipia West MP dismissed foreign countries funding youths in the country to take over leadership of this country, as misguided saying the youthful politicians had no experience and political maturity to lead Kenya and the foreign ideology had no place in this country.
Kariuki criticised political alliance of ‘KKK’ and said such leaders were seeking to promote ethnicity and tribal chiefs an ideology he said was overtaken by time and had no place under the new constitution dispensation.
The former internal security called on Kenyans to vote competent and visionary leaders both at county and national levels in the 2012 general elections who will manage their resources effectively.
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