As Kenyans, we often find ourselves grappling with the disappointing reality of our political landscape. Corruption, nepotism, and unethical conduct have become commonplace, leaving us disillusioned with our elected leaders. Despite our collective frustrations, we continue to elect questionable leaders, expecting them to bring about positive change. This paradox lies at the heart of our national malaise, and it’s time we confronted the uncomfortable truth: our downfall stems from both the bad behavior of our leaders and our acceptance of such conduct as a society. The Cycle of Bad Behavior Bad behavior among our leaders is not merely an issue of individual misconduct; it reflects a broader cultural problem. When we elect leaders known for corruption or questionable ethics, we send a message that such behavior is acceptable. This cycle perpetuates a political environment where integrity takes a backseat to personal interests. We often prioritize tribal loyalty and political affili...
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