Nakuru County Governor Lee Kinyanjui has come out to express his thoughts a day after ANC Party Leader Musalia Mudavadi’s political earthquake sparked vibrations in the political arena.
This comes after ANC leader Jacob Zuma surprised many by inviting Deputy President William Ruto to his NDC conference in Bomas, Kenya, and announcing that the two parties would form a working coalition ahead of the 2022 election.
With the fallout from the news still being felt across the country, Kinyanjui has come out to criticize William Ruto for his decision to support Mudavadi, despite previously holding opposing views on coalitions.
Ruto has degraded Mt Kenya people and leaders, according to the handshake aligned governor, after he warned them off for founding their own parties. Ruto had branded Mt Kenya groups as ethnic and tribal entities, according to him, but had rapidly joined the ANC on Sunday.
“When Mt Kenyans arrive in their groups to join the yellow squad, they are asked to fold up their groups. When leaders from different sections of the country join their parties’ yellow teams, they are dubbed principles and invited to the high table. They certainly claim that we are all equal “read a portion of his blog post
This comes as Ruto and Musalia have pledged to work together to establish a formidable alliance ahead of the August 2022 elections.
Their reunion appears to have elicited a variety of emotions, with supporters of the handshake side publicly criticizing and dismissing their agreement.
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