Deputy
President William Ruto has
moved to assure his Kalenjin
community that he will never
betray them no matter what and
that he will do everything within
his powers to ensure their needs
are met by the Jubilee
Government before 2017.
Speaking in Narok County over
the weekend, Ruto, although
indirectly admitted to their being
some disquiet between him and
President Uhuru Kenyatta, said
such misunderstandings are
inevitable in any coalition but
dismissed allegations that TNA
has shortchanged URP.
“In any coalition Government,
there must be some
misunderstanding; that is normal,
but that does not mean URP or
Kalenjins are the losers in Jubilee
Coalition,” said Ruto.
The Deputy President also
dismissed Alfred Keter’s call for
URP to withdraw from Jubilee,
saying URP is in Jubilee to stay
and if anything, it will be sorted
out right from within.
Ruto has been accused by a
section of Kalenjin leaders led by
URP rebel, Alfred Keter, who
faulted him for auctioning
Kalenjins to Uhuru Kenyatta’s
TNA.
President William Ruto has
moved to assure his Kalenjin
community that he will never
betray them no matter what and
that he will do everything within
his powers to ensure their needs
are met by the Jubilee
Government before 2017.
Speaking in Narok County over
the weekend, Ruto, although
indirectly admitted to their being
some disquiet between him and
President Uhuru Kenyatta, said
such misunderstandings are
inevitable in any coalition but
dismissed allegations that TNA
has shortchanged URP.
“In any coalition Government,
there must be some
misunderstanding; that is normal,
but that does not mean URP or
Kalenjins are the losers in Jubilee
Coalition,” said Ruto.
The Deputy President also
dismissed Alfred Keter’s call for
URP to withdraw from Jubilee,
saying URP is in Jubilee to stay
and if anything, it will be sorted
out right from within.
Ruto has been accused by a
section of Kalenjin leaders led by
URP rebel, Alfred Keter, who
faulted him for auctioning
Kalenjins to Uhuru Kenyatta’s
TNA.
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