With the clock running down to the much anticipated 2022 general elections, political temperatures have gradually continued to hit the peak as fresh details emerge on daily basis. This happens as various politicians have continued turning tables on ground attracting more supporters.
On Saturday, celebrated gospel singer Reuben Kigame launched his presidential bid and laid out his agenda if elected to the top seat on August 9.
Kigame unveiled his campaign for the top seat at his birthplace in Musinaka village, Luanda Constituency, Vihiga County.
The function was largely attended by Kigame’s clan members and religious leaders.
Kigame made public his intentions to contest for the top seat in April 2021.
During yesterday’s event, Kigame said if elected he will govern the nation in a ‘godly’ way as he aims to get rid of corruption and eradicate poverty.
He said “We have very serious issues affecting the country. I will be offering alternative leadership based on religious faith and godly ways,”
Kagame said that it would be historic for the nation to for the first time have a visually impaired presidential candidate.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/western/article/2001435240/kigame-launches-presidential-campaign-promises-godly-rule
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