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Edwin Sifuna: There is a direct correlation between corruption and development. We need to agree that we cannot continue on the trajectory that we are on

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This guy answered all the questions people are asking him along time ago! You just need to go back to your archives to get a response to anything asked today

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He's just been real all along

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Consistency

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CONSISTENCY

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Tulianza kitamboo😂

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Sifuna is always right

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Mans has been consistent bana... It's upto us Kenyans to do the right thing

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The rate at which Sifuna and the globalists agenda is aligning is very alarming.

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Who says sifuna doesn't have any agenda ⁉️

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The most consistent principled eloquent politician in Kenya

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The funny thing is you'll never find such utterances from Ruto.

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