From: Ken Koma

To all Kenyans,

Please take part in this initiative by the Kenyans Diaspora Corruption Watch which has prepared a petition seeking two key Civil Servants (Wetangula and Mwangi), mentioned adversely in various damaging and embarrassing scandals in the media and have rocked The Ministry of Foreign Affairs. These reports have irreparably tainted the reputation of Kenya abroad without any sign of remorse from these officers. In order to permit proper due processes to bring those responsible to account, we are now urging them to step aside and allow investigations in addition to the actions currently being taken by the Kenya Parliamentary Committee. The details are attached herein.

This is the time to act swiftly and decisively, and express our utmost disgust at the persons responsible who have brought these positions to disrepute and international public ridicule of the Kenyan Government.

We will no longer stand and watch as matters grow from bad to worse, in the midst of unending theatrics on a day to day basis, more at the expense of the tax payers.

These are public officers put in such high prestigious position by Kenyans to serve Kenyans and not self interests; and it is Kenyans who must now recognise that they have the mandate to remove them at the opportune moment when they are deemed to be no longer fit for purpose, and cannot hold such revered public offices deserving of impeccable character and dignity commensurate with they package they receive.

We need your support to Marshall People power and show these two individuals that time for change is now.

Read more details of scandals on
www.komanews.org/default.html (Sex scandals at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Sex for Diplomatic Positions and cash for Diplomatic Positions)
http://www.komanews.org/sex-for-posts.html

Sign the Petition link

http://www.petition.fm/petitions/embassiescorruption

Please pass this to every Kenyan and invite them to append their signature –

Sambaza mpaka kwa nyanya na babu zetu – We need everyone’s participation in the sacking of these officers
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“All that is necessary for the triumph {of evil}, is that good men do nothing.”
Edmund Burke: Irish Philosopher, writer, politician

Kenyan Diaspora Corruption Watch
UK.