“I want to appeal to our church leaders and Imams that should not be used as laundry to sanitise proceeds of corruption...we must all unite to condemn corruption.”
He said the churches should rally their congregations to support the BBI which he said seeks to ensure more money is channelled to the grassroots.
The former Prime Minister further said many youths are being swayed astray by leaders pretending to be speaking for democracy.
Referring to factions like the YK92, Raila said it is ironic that those who opposed democracy then have suddenly turned to saints now calling for the same democracy.
“It has been a long journey since independence, we need to unite and save our youth who are being strayed by wolves in sheepskin. We cannot allow such wolves to devour our youth, we have a war that we need to bring everyone on board,” he said.
Raila maintained such a war will be won through the BBI which is a product of many fights that saw shedding of blood.
"My brother Uhuru and I agreed to bury our differences and work on a formula to resolve the disagreements which contributed to tribal, economic and gender discrimination,” he said.
He said as the country draws closer to the 2022 general elections, all the issues that have been crippling the electoral process over the years need to have been conclusively addressed.
Raila said more women should be encouraged to register as voters in order to boost efforts of having more women in elective positions.
Raila said the two-thirds gender rule does not necessarily need to be realized through nominations but through open dialogue on why they should be given a chance.
