Former Roots Party presidential running-mate on August 9, 2022, presidential election Justina Wamae has confessed to begging the Kenya Kwanza government for a job.
Wamae said that many Kenyans have been asking her if she indeed asked for a job after the August 9 elections.
"Yes, I did. It is common practice to ask, beg, seek, and knock on doors for anything in Kenya including a job. My case is not unique," she said while answering the frequently asked question on Facebook.
She said that she did it knowing that the power to give rests with the giver of the job.
"I am aware that you have to remember those who were with you in the trenches. So I support that loyalists should be rewarded," she said.
After all, Wamae said, Kenya wants leaders who don't go back on their words.
"Additionally, I was running mate to serve the nation but I am a businesswoman and what I make is enough for me and my family hence my not getting the job to serve the nation doesn't mean that am dying," she said.
She said the Lord has been and is still gracious to her and her family.
"The issue at hand is that the government that was birthed is not doing what they promised Kenyans," she said.
She said that the Kenya Kwanza regime had promised to reduce the cost of Maize flour to Sh90 the moment they were sworn in but it has been five months since and no change.
"At least I never fell for the 100 days questions created by the media. My stand is that Kenyans deserve the truth.
My observation is we would be in the same situation or worse considering their then-proposed cabinet track records." Said the aspiring politician
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