ANC party leader Musalia Mudavadi. [Photo|Musalia Mudavadi]Amani National Congress (ANC) party leader Musalia Mudavadi has vowed not to be swayed from championing electoral justice reforms despite solicitations.He has instead promised to intensify the reform crusade next year and will not relent in search of thorough reforms for electoral justice.“Some in NASA and Jubilee are pleading with me to abandon the reform train. That I should calm down; let them get on the gravy train. They don’t know what steel I made from. This is my New Year message to them; let me assure you I cannot jump off this electoral justice reform train into an empty cattle carriage," he said."Electoral reform is not for Raila or Mudavadi. It is for posterity. It is for all Kenyans. Every vote must count. Elections must stop being a ritual of theft. Elections must stop being a conspiracy of one, two or three tribes to steal from others. Every Kenyan must have an opportunity to vote and to win or lose fairly. Kenya is not a monarch," he added.He said Kenya’s foundation was being undermined by the impunity of the Jubilee regime determined to ravage the country like an invading army.“The looting is brazen. A helicopter is allegedly bought for Sh2.7 billion, put in the air without insurance and immediately crashed to avoid audit queries. Sh2 billion supposedly buy police booth that police are not wearing. Do you call this a government or a group of pirates?” he wondered.Mudavadi was speaking in Butula, Busia County on Sunday during a traditional ceremony in his honour at which several MPs from the region vowed to rally support for him. Vihiga Senator George Khaniri; MPs Sakwa Bunyasi - Nambale; Joseph Oyula - Butula; Alfred Agoi - Sabatia and former Butula MP Alfred Odhiambo vowed to rally the community in support of Mudavadi.

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