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If they had listened to me, we would not be in this mess, says ex-MP

Former KPCU director and Gatundu North MP Mr Patrick Kariuki Muiruri. PHOTO | JENNIFER MUIRURI | NATION MEDIA GROUP

What you need to know:

  • I wish I had stayed for long, but I was fighting a very strong system led by Abraham Mwangi.

  • There was this time that Wilfred Koinange went to the office and told the Coffee Board that they would have to borrow Sh600 million from a foreign bank.

  • KPCU was forced to pay hundreds of millions for a loan it never received.

Patrick Kariuki Muiruri, a former Gatundu North MP, was one of the few KPCU directors who stood against the looters.

Although he was kicked out, he still thinks it can still be revived. He spoke to John Kamau