Caleb Amisi, a former member of parliament, has clarified his stance on the role of former president Uhuru Kenyatta in the Linda Mwananchi movement. In a recent statement, Amisi defended Kenyatta, asserting that he did not see any direct involvement from the former president during his time in the group. The movement, known for its political activism, reportedly relied heavily on internal funding from its members.
Amisi described the financial structure of Linda Mwananchi as being primarily self-sustaining, with contributions from its own members. He emphasized that the movement operated independently, without external support from political figures. His comments come amid ongoing discussions about the influence of former leaders in grassroots political organizations.
The movement has been associated with various political activities, though the extent of Kenyatta's involvement remains a subject of debate. Amisi’s remarks highlight the internal dynamics of the group and its reliance on member support. As the discussion continues, the role of former leaders in such movements remains a point of interest for political analysts.
The clarity provided by Amisi offers a glimpse into the financial and operational framework of Linda Mwananchi, though further details remain under scrutiny.
