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    EX Jubilee Vice Chair Murathe Escalates War With Ruto, Declares Allegiance To Uhuru

    Wycliffe NyamasegeBy Wycliffe NyamasegeFebruary 6, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Former Jubilee Vice Chair Daivid Murathe [IMAGE/ COURTESY]
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    Former Jubilee Vice Chair Daivid Murathe [IMAGE/ COURTESY]
    Former Jubilee party vice Chair David Murathe on Tuesday escalated his tussle with Deputy President William Ruto, declaring allegiance to President Uhuru Kenyatta. Murathe said that nothing will hinder him from challenging the DP’s 2022 presidential bid.

    Speaking on Citizen TV, Murathe said without mincing his words that he shares the same ideals with President Kenyatta and not even moving to opposition coalition will stop him from being his follower.

    “Me and like minded will be campaigning against that ticket of William, whether in Jubilee or not,” said Murathe.

    “Our party is Uhuru Kenyatta, if he moves to NASA tomorrow you will find us there…if he moves to KANU you’ll find us there.”

    According to him, Kenyatta has the best intentions and interests of the country at heart.

    He however, said if the President supported Ruto it won’t go without a fight from members opposed to the DP’s ambitions.

    Read: Moses Kuria Threatens To Lead Protests In Case Roads Promised By President Are Not Built

    Murathe further revealed that his problem with Ruto is his early campaigns with what he termed Tanga Tanga Team while the country has a sitting president.

    “The team went around preaching a certain gospel like this one his term is finished let us now deal with the coming one.”

    “You can not say you’re going to inherit my wife while I’m still alive,” he said.

    According to him the DP’s premature campaigns are distractive and a great disrespect to President Kenyatta.

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