Central Organisation of Trade unions boss Dr Francis Atwoli has claimed that he was in solidarity with deputy president Dr William Ruto when he was in the International Criminal Court (ICC).
However, things came to fall apart, threatening their relationship.
He claims he supported the DP until when he betrayed workers’ memorandum.
According to Atwoli, Politics has no permanent enemies, but permanent interests.
He argues that a fool is the only individual who takes politics personally.
He further argues that the DP and him are just fighting for the common interest of the common mwananchi, citing that it is only that they are doing it on different ends of the same platform.
” Politics has no permanent enemies, but permanent interests. A fool is the only only individual who takes politics personally. The DP and i are fighting for the common interest of the common mwananchi, its only that we are doing it on different ends of the same platform. I was in solidarity with Ruto when he was in the Hague until he betrayed workers memorandum,” he posted on his facebook page.
During Labour Day, Atwoli was accused of turning the event into a political podium at Uhuru Park where several politicians opposed to DP Ruto were invited.