• December 18, 2024

I AM IN UDA BECAUSE RAILA ODINGA HAS INFILTRATED OUR JUBILEE, SAYS DP RUTO

Deputy President William Ruto has come out strongly to defend the ‘wheelbarrow’ party and its campaigns saying that he is there because ODM party leader Raila Odinga has infiltrated ‘their’ Jubilee party and the government.

Speaking on Sunday during a political rally in Nyandarua County, the DP was quick to ridicule his critics.

“Because they have robbed us of our party Jubilee and sold it to that man of ‘Vitendawili’, now we have our own for ‘wira ni wira’,” said the Deputy President.

Ruto was also quick to answer ANC’s Musalia Mudavadi who was in the same county on Saturday.

According to Ruto, Mudavadi just like Raila Odinga does not understand his Bottom Up economic model and his allegations are baseless.

Musalia Mudavadi on the other hand has labeled Ruto and other government officials as people who have sipped dry the Kenyan economy and now they are lying to Kenyans with promises they cannot fulfill.

“These NASA principals have brought us many problems. Since you guys joined hands with the government, the Jubilee party is in disarray, our big four agendas are no longer in play and now you are only talking of changing the constitution so that you guys can get more seats for yourselves,” said an agitated Ruto who also promised that his influence in the Mount Kenya region will not be stopped.

As the country closes in to the 2022 general elections, politicians seeking the presidential ticket are all now trying to woo and entice voters.

The much coveted Mount Kenya region has 10 Counties with about five million voters who can sway the country’s final decision; no wonder the region is an ultimate goal that has to be fulfilled.

By Shadrack Andenga Odinga

shadrackandenga@gmail.com

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