...Kenyans are called upon to assess the suitability of candidates before electing them into office for the task of representation and leadership."
Vincent Okongo, Director Preventive Services EACC
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Organizing events like the one we have today is important because it provides an opportunity and a platform for us Kenyans to dialogue and self examine on how each of us as individuals enable corruption to thrive in this country.
The institutions charged with the responsibility of upholding and protecting Chapter 6 of the Constitution have failed to do so. Citizens are the last line of defense when it comes to protecting Chapter 6- Sheila Masinde, Executive Director, TI Kenya #IntegrityInThe2022Elections
....However, threshold of measuring integrity is beyond what our laws dictate and can definitely be summed up as good deeds if we did not have laws."
Archbishop (Ekeritus) Dr. Eliud Wabukala, EBS, Chairman, EACC.
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"Our future leaders should be viewed as stewards of our resources.
This is because they are leaders whose lives of the people are entrusted with.
They should be faithful and people who uphold integrity....
Chapter 6 comes from a moral and ethical perspective. There are certain basic moral and ethical considerations we must take into account as we elect our leaders - Sheila Masinde, Executive Director, Transparency International Kenya. #IntegrityInThe2022Elections@EACCKenya
"It is time for the media to also focus on positive news in as far as the fight against corruption is concerned." Ms Sheilla Masinde
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“Corruption robs us our future therefore, this is a call to everyone to say no to corruption.” Dr. Jackson Ole Sapit, Archbishop, Anglican Church of Kenya. #IntegrityInThe2022Election@EACCKenya
"Anyone who breaches public trust doesn't meet the moral and ethical requirement as prescribed by the constitution."
Sheila Masinde, Executive Director, Transparency International Kenya
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In developed and mature civilizations, politicians follow the will of the people but in Kenya the people follow the will of the politicians. We can change this by holding politicians accountable by electing leaders of integrity - Eric Ngumbi,Head of Corporate Communications, EACC
The sovereign power that vests in the people cannot operationalize itself. We should not surrender our sovereign power to the politicians, we should hold them accountable.#IntegrityInThe2022Elections@EACCKenya@KLIF_Kenya
Corruption is responsible for the challenges that Kenyan's face post election - Eric Ngumbi, Head of Corporate Communications, EACC #IntegrityInThe2022Elections
"Let us be a country that is governed by a clear focus that the resources of this country are not just for us ,but a debt we owe to generations to come. We must keep and preserve them." Dr Jackson Ole Sapit Archbishop Anglican church of Kenya. #IntegrityIntmThe2022Elections