Wanjigi said it was regrettable that in the modern political arena, some people had settled on primitive and retrogressive means of dealing with their political rivals.
While condemning the act that was meted on Raila in Uasin Gishu, Wanjigi advised Kenyans to have a change of mindset and learn to accommodate those with differing stands.
“We should start being mature in how we play our politics because I believe we have practiced politics for a considerable period since independence," he said.
"Let’s shun divisive and primitive politics .If you don’t like certain candidates you’d better not show up for their political meetings, rather than showing up and causing chaos."
Wanjigi called on Kenyans to disentangle themselves from an oppressive crop of leadership who for long have ran the country to the ground.
He regretted that due to poor leadership, all basic commodities prices had sky rocketed as the most essential depleted in quantity thus pushing Kenyans to the edge.
He said currently, the country is on its knees economic wise because it is cash-strapped.
The Safina presidential aspirant said Kenyans should prepare for the worst times as the situation would aggravate.
He blamed President Uhuru Kenyatta’s government for the economic hardship facing the nation and termed it as one of the worst regimes Kenyans have ever witnessed.
He said the danger that is ahead in Kenya is more than Kenyans can imagine.
"When Kibaki was leaving the presidency, 38 out of 100 Kenyans could not put food on the table while under the current regime 53 cannot afford food," he said.
"This means the number of Kenyans who are being deprived of economic empowerment is soaring by the day.”
Wanjigi said none of the current crop of leaders had good plans for the country but were only interested in their own welfare.
He urged Kenyans to drain them into the sea of forgetfulness by failing to elect them in the August 9 poll.
He said he is ready to face his two perceived strong opponents—Raila and Deputy President William Ruto—whom he castigated for failure to inject impactful change in the lives of Kenyans despite occupying high ranking state positions.
“They have impoverished us for way too long and their time is up. Let Kenyans end their insatiable greed for power by rooting them out of these positions,” he said.
Wanjigi said he is committed to criss-crossing the country popularising his bid as he campaigns for the candidates vying for various positions on the Safina party ticket.
He was speaking at a Sunday service at the AIPCA Kutus.
During the service, Wanjigi delivered a car, a gift he had promised the church bishop when he last visited the church in October 2021.
