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Nakuru County Governor Lee Kinyanjui has been put on notice ahead of UDA, ANC and Ford Kenya-s grand rally in Nakuru county.<\/p>\n
Speaking during a press address from Nakuru Showground, a number of UDA, ANC and Ford Kenya allies claimed Governor lee and his lieutenants are holed up in the county hall, planning to disrupt UDA’s meeting on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
They warned Lee, saying he should never try planning any violence and that if he feels like attending the rally, he will be welcomed, as long as he will go in peace.<\/p>\n
“We have heard there is a meeting called by Governor Kinyanjui at old town hall. They are planning to come and disrupt our meeting tomorrow. We want to warn him against such intentions, we let you do your meetings in peace and you should also allow us but if he feels like coming here, they will be welcomed by Susan. We are urging the county police commander to look into this and act quickly” stated one of the UDA leaders<\/p>\n
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On his part, Uasin Gishu County Governor laughed off Lee’s alleged plans, saying people from the region will never again be fooled into fighting. Mandago joked reminding his colleagues that the governor could be planning to join UDA on Wednesday since MUdavadi’s Bomas earthquake is still being felt in some parts.<\/p>\n
“Why are you afraid of Lee coming here? the tremors that were in felt in Bomas got here today in the morning and Lee could have been shaken and is planning to defect to UDA” said Mandago<\/p>\n
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“We want to tell Governor Kinyanjui that we shall never allow violence in Uasin Gishu, Nakuru and any part of the country. We who are still young still wants to enjoy the peace and fix our economy, we have no time for violence” warned Mandago<\/p>\n
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