Deputy President William Ruto has asked the opposition to stop using the handshake to undermine other leaders.
He said their partners were using the new-found friendship to sow division and eventually break Jubilee party through out-dated political games.
“We all agreed to join hands and serve Kenyans; we did not come together to quarrel or plot dirty schemes against each other,” said the Deputy President.
Speaking in Kisii and Kakamega Counties on Saturday, Dr Ruto said the “evil plot” will fail.
He asked leaders in the opposition to fine-tune their approach to politics to be in harmony with the needs of the country.
“They must shun stale politics that is hinged on tribalism, hatred and division and, instead, focus on issues that will transform the lives of Kenyans,” added Dr Ruto.