A week after chaos rocked Uhuru Kenyatta’s linked Kedong ranch in Narok county, President William Ruto has promised residents that government will soon subdivide the land and issue title deeds to residents.
Speaking on Saturday during his developmental trip to Narok, Ruto asked residents to be patient, saying the government is soon going to solve controversies surrounding the land and issue title deeds to residents.
While responding to questions from residents, Ruto said nothing is impossible and that if he handled the handshake government, then nothing will be hard for him to deliver the ranch to the rightful Maasai owners.
“What these people want is the issue of Kedong ranch, they want it solved once and for all,” stated Governor Olentutu.
“Kama tulipanga hadi wale watu wa deep state wakaenda nyumbani, sasa hii ya Kedong itatushinda? Aah ata nyinyi acha maneno. Nyinyi tuliizeni boli, mambo ya Kedong nitapanga hadi nije niwapeeni title deeds” stated Ruto in Swahili.
The same was echoed by EALA MP who promised Narok East residents that soon, the isdue will be solved.
Tension was high a week ago at Kedong ranch, owned by former President Uhuru Kenyatta, at the border of Narok and Nakuru counties, after a group of rowdy youths attempted to destroy the fence and invade the farm.
According to Narok County security agencies, police used teargas to disperse the youths who had already started sub-dividing the ranch among themselves.
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