Integrity is about honesty or moral values which are scarce in the modern world. Man, from the beginning, at the time of Adam (thousands of years) has wanted to blatantly disobey God, and enjoy being wrong. This situation is the same even upto today. Corruption is mainly dishonest or illegal actions or an inducement to do wrong things. This mess and vice is very rampant in Kenya and it is the big monster and elephant in the room. It has become the norm, lifestyle and part of life and is in the blood stream of both private and public sectors as a two way venture. In fact, corruption is an outright theft and the ‘emerging profession’ in the world today. It is now generally accepted, and the unwritten law in the public sector that 10% of contract money must be given by contractors as kickbacks to senior government officials. It is sad and a curse of the age; it is even officially budgeted for currently. The public sector is notoriously corrupt and works in partnership (unholy alliance) with the private sector. The prominent notices declaring public offices as free corruption zones are just but white, blatant, daring and damned lies. Unfortunately, more amplified corruption was devolved from national government from the year 2013 after transfer of power through devolution. Indeed, corruption seriously follows resources. Lack of integrity by those tasked with the responsibility to fight corruption has given a very fertile ground for corruption to thrive which is the incurable cancer of the modern world and has totally destroyed many people, careers, families and economies of the world. Everyone today is suffering, hurting and crying about corruption looking for a savior in you. There is a big gap in fighting corruption and has become a big challenge to all the generations since independence who have already given up. The Generation Z in Kenya and worldwide has recently jumped into the fray to confront it head on with full force. The church has become another avenue for corruption for many years through fake gospel preachers who exist only to trade the gospel of Jesus Christ for money, narrow interests and material gain. They fake everything including miracles, giving, worship, calling, status, prophecies etc. This is the new corruption. The self-styled, self-called or misguided preachers brainwash and steal the minds of people for their selfish desires. They force believers to give money using intimidation, manipulation, exploitation, oppression and threats to achieve their goals. They are in the business of selling prayers, handkerchiefs, anointing oil, holy waters, fortune telling among others. The rallying call is, let us all fight corruption to save ourselves, our children, our nation and our future. If we win the war against corruption, we will achieve vibrant economy, easy access to more donor aid for development, good moral values in the society, better service delivery, confidence in institutions and access of numerous social rights. This will be the third and final liberation in the third world. The book is using a mix approach of professionalism and religion to fight corruption. It is an important advisory to the Gen Zs, leaders and every citizen.