The famous Tanga Tanga gospel seems not to be stopping any time soon, despite warnings from President Uhuru Kenyatta.
The head of state earlier issued warning against early 2022 political campaigns, but has it stopped? Former Bomet Governor Isaac Ruto has joined the President on issuing out the warning.
He has told off Deputy President William Ruto on early presidential campaign and challenged his supporters to stop the ongoing 2022 politics.
Speaking during a fundraising in aid of Kipsamungut AGC located in Kaposi ward in Ainamoi constituency at the weekend, the former governor said he was appalled by the early campaigns being conducted by Dr Ruto.
“It is only fair that within five years after the election, everyone settles down to work. Those who occupy government positions should deliver.
However, the country is surprised that some politicians are fighting over 2022 General Election which is still far,” he said. The former Council of Governors chairman told President Kenyatta that Kenyans want to see the results of the Big Four Agenda.
“We don’t want the President or Jubilee leaders to later tell us that the agenda failed because they were busy discussing how to deal with the 2022 General Election,” he said. The Chama Cha Mashinani leader explained that he wasn’t afraid to tell President Kenyatta and his deputy the truth.
“They are my age mates. Age mates tell each other the truth,” said Ruto.
The former governor, at the same time, sought to take credit for being the first prominent politician to embrace handshake with Jubilee leaders way before Orange Democratic Movement leader Raila Odinga did.
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