Agano Party Presidential candidate, David Mwaure Waihiga, is set to launch his manifesto officially today ahead of the August 9 polls.Mwaure is the last presidential candidate to present his layout manifesto following Dp William Ruto and Prof. William George Wajackoyah’s recent presentation of their manifesto to the public.
Agano Party Presidential Candidate David Waihiga Mwaure. Image: [Courtesy]“My manifesto will be radical and unique and it shall propose to waive all tax penalties accrued as soon as I’m sworn in to give Kenyans a new start,” Waihiga said last week.In a preview of his manifesto, Waihiga pledged to constitute a Truth and Recovery Commission that will help bring back to Kenya Sh20 trillion illegally obtained and stashed in oversea banks.“I will constitute a Truth and Recovery Commission to assist in the recovery of all funds illegally stashed abroad and corruptly lost and obtained. I will ensure that at no point maize flour will go beyond Sh100 by introducing Unga subsidy,” he saidThe Agano Party Presidential candidate noted that once elected as the next president, he will actualize the tax subsidy in order to give Kenyans a new starting point to hover into a new chapter.He also promised to reduce PAYE for all employees and added that his administration would bring to an end the loss of Sh5 billion daily through money heists in both government sectors and agencies.“I want to be remembered as the President who will have slain the dragon of corruption, wastage, maladministration, bureaucracy and made Kenya a first world country if Kenyans deem it fit to elect me as their next President,” Waihiga added.Waihiga is among the four Presidential candidates who were cleared by the Independent, Electoral, and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to run for the presidency in the upcoming August 9 general election.Among the four include UDA presidential candidate William Ruto, the Azimio La Umoja Presidential candidate Raila Odinga, Roots Party William George Wajackoyah, and the aforementioned Agano Party Candidate David Mwaure Waihiga.
