Lawyer and digital content creator Morara Kebaso, who has become popular for mimicking President William Ruto, has announced that he is closing down his business to fully focus on governance.
Speaking on Monday, August 19, Morara said he plans to establish a governance office with the needed equipment and staff to focus on civic education and the fight against corruption.
“I now intend to go into governance and take the role of calling for good governance and to abandon my business because I think I am done with making money. Not that it is enough, but I need a new sense of purpose and direction. I think I have found my purpose on this earth,” Morara said.
Morara explained that the office will conduct research on government projects and visit all of them to keep the people informed of their progress.
“I need to do something that is not about money but that advances the course of humanity. So, I am establishing an office, I am going to hire staff, and we are going to do very good research on all these projects and visit all of them,” he said.
What the Office Will Do
The lawyer stated that the mission of his office is civic education, especially to people in the villages, rural municipalities and slum settlements.
He explained that his office will communicate to these people so that they understand what corruption means by providing relatable examples of how it is affecting them in their villages.
“When you tell somebody about corruption about something that happened in Nairobi, they themselves have never been in Nairobi or they came for events and went back; so, they don’t understand. But when you tell them about a project that is just next to them, that they use every day, you are able to break it down to them,” Morara said.
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Morara Thanks Supportive Kenyans
Morara confirmed that he has been receiving support from some Kenyans who have been sending money via Mpesa for fuel.
He admitted that the funds have assisted him as he has been able to use four full tanks which is about Ksh72,000.
“I’m still on with it; I have not stopped, and I am not about to stop. I have so many projects that I need to visit,” he said.
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Additionally, he explained that Kenyans have been sending him stalled projects via messages and he has since brought a team of two people to assist him go through them.
“I have brought on a team of two more people to assist me shift through the messages, find the ones that are relevant, research and find the details so that we visit them and inform Kenyans how we are losing money through corruption, poor workmanship or interest on late payments of pending bills,” Morara said.
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