Deputy President William Ruto is currently the most talked about politician and leader in the Country.
The DP has been accused of starting early campaigns at the expense of helping President Kenyatta attain his much hyped Big 4 Agenda.
Ruto has however time and again maintained that the time for serious politics will soon come and that his competitors should stop panicking.
The DP has now warned his critics to be patient over his 2022 presidential bid.
Ruto said that the public will judge Kenyan leaders after 2022 depending on what each and everyone of them did to the people that elected them.
“The public is busy watching the unfolding political scenario and keen to know who is working for them or not and who is delivering the promises made to Kenyans,”Said Ruto.
Ruto also reaffirmed Jubilee’s commitment towards the implementation of the Big Four Agenda, noting that he and President Uhuru Kenyatta are working together.
“I want to assure you all that our leadership is keen on fulfilling the Big Four agenda on Health, Manufacturing, Food Security and Affordable Housing,” the DP added.
Ruto was in Nyeri to attend the AIPCEA event dubbed Annual Holy Oil consecration following prolonged division. He said he and the President are ready to support the church.
“We are praying for the unity of this church which played a key role in the struggle for the independence, despite the many challenges on the way.”