The ongoing wrangles in the ruling Jubilee Party are far from over and with Parliament resuming it’s sittings today, the war promises to turn ugly, noisy and with casualties.
A number of Jubilee MPs allied to DP William Ruto have so far seen their security withdrawn, an issue that has apparently not gone well with them.
The MPs have demanded for an unconditional reinstatement of their security failure to which a major showdown will be staged in Parliament, a showdown that could affect business in the House.
It is understood that Ruto’s allies could be planing to disrupt the three-day debate on the President’s State of the Nation address and instead seek to discuss what they term as matters of national interest.
The MPs, who protest alleged short-changing of the DP following the Uhuru-Raila Handshake have revealed that they will move an adjournment motion to deliberate the withdrawal of theIR security detail.
According to the MPs, the deliberations on this matter will be to ensure that the security of members will become a policy domiciled under the Parliamentary Service Commission.
“We are going to do everything possible to ensure that we are heard. We cannot continue to be frustrated this way. Wait and until we resume tomorrow (today) you will see our true colours,” Said an MP.