Dreams are good, it is indeed very good to dream because dreams are valid right?
This goes to Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua who apparently has very huge ambitions to become Mr. President come 2022,well am not undermining his capability but then whats the probability of him becoming president and not becoming one.
Mr.Governor do the math.
The Maendeleo Chap Chap party leader has strongly dismissed claims that he will step down to support another candidate eyeing the same seat come 2o22 general election.
In a statement during an interview with Radio Citizen he said, “It is malicious for people to start claiming that I am negotiating with certain people to quit the presidential race in 2022,”
Mutua said his eyes are fixed on succeeding Uhuru in 2022. He further added saying that said nothing will make him quit the presidential race.
Mutua asked candidates eyeing the 2022 presidential seat to stop propaganda and instead brace themselves for the tight race.
He maintained that he has what it takes to win the presidency in 2022.
Mutua said Kenyans no longer vote based on political parties but on people’s ability to deliver development.
Well i will remind the very able governor that in 2013 Peter Kenneth, Martha Karua were quite actually very popular politicians who created impact in Mwai Kibaki’s government, they thought that due to their political fame they will win the presidential race but where are they now?
Well dreams are valid my friend, hang on there.
Mutua became the first governor of Machakos County, which is one of the counties established under the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 and was sworn in on 27 March 2013. He was elected on a Wiper Democratic Movement Party ticket alongside Mr. Bernard Kiala as his Deputy Governor.
In August 2016, Mutua formerly launched a political party called Maendeleo Chap Chap Party. This was a culmination of several months of speculation among the Kenyan media and general public that Mutua had abandoned Wiper Democratic Movement – the party that had sponsored him for his election as Machakos Governor in 2013. Mutua’s action of launching and supporting a political party other than the one that sponsored him was considered controversial.
He was expected to vacate office and seek a fresh mandate as Machakos County Governor; being sponsored by his new political party in line with Kenyan electoral laws. When Mutua did not vacate office to seek fresh re-election, Wiper Democratic Movement Party’s disciplinary committee found him culpable of launching and supporting another political party. The disciplinary committee deemed him to have resigned from the party.