Jomvu Mp Badi Twalib has called for political tolerance ahead of the 2022 General Election.

Citing the recent events where political leaders have been pelted with stones and shouted down in events and campaigns, Badi called on Kenyans to exercise political tolerance and maintain peace.

Speaking after inspecting the ongoing construction of the Jamia Mosque in Mikindani, Badi said the political trajectory the country is headed to is dangerous and one likely to cause violence if not addressed.

“We should not act like primitives, let’s be civilized and exercise restrain. You do not have to agree with someone but that does not mean you be violent to them” said Badi.

Adding “Politics come and go but your neighbor will always be your neighbor and the first person you will face during hard times, so let us live in peace and avoid being divide on political, religious or tribal lines’

The Mp also called on religious to be on the forefront to preach peace and avoid being used by politicians.

His sentiments comes just days after Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiangi ordered police to take action against the perpetrators of the violence recently witnessed during a rally addressed by  Deputy President William Ruto in Busia.

Badi further called on Kenyans to enlist in the ongoing mass voter registration to enable them have say on the next leadership of the country.

“Your vote determines your future and the voting card is your only weapon to determine who will be your next leader so make sure you have it and exercise your voting right in 2022”. He noted.