National Assembly speaker Justin Muturi has answered back at his critics who have been claiming that he is a state project in his presidential bid.
Muturi said he is not new in politics and he knows how to maneuver his way without being assisted by anybody.
Speaking in Murang’a during a meeting with church leaders Covenant Clergy Alliance, Muturi said he is on his own and shall pursue his mission to the end.
Muturi also sought to defend the jubilee government saying the president Uhuru Kenyatta has done a good job for this country.
He said what Uhuru has done is to lay foundation for the country whose benefits will be realized in the near future.
The speaker also said its high time that leaders should consider restoring the dignity of the country.
He said most of the elected are insincere in their work and have been working to bring each other down instead of working for the people.
He said the key transformation in the country shall be brought by better leadership urging the leaders to be accountable, transparent and open to criticism.
Jackson Kamau a member of the clergy said they are going to support his bid terming him as the best candidate to take over the leadership mantle from the president.
He said the church will go out of its way to ensure the country’s leadership goes back to track.